Sentence examples for funding collaborative from inspiring English sources

Robert Ridley, director of MMV, sees the venture as a "not-for-profit virtual drug company", combining public- and private-sector research through funding collaborative discovery and development projects.

An organization devoted to developing and funding collaborative research, innovation, and new enterprise through academic, industrial, and government partnerships.

The United States government is "insane" to be funding collaborative research with China according to a senior Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science, Space, and Technology.

Nine key features have been identified, namely: Adequate and consistent funding; Collaborative relationship with industry; Single sector program focus; Setting credible goals; Info-regulation and resources available; Threat of credible enforcement; Regular and credible monitoring; Visible participant benefits; and, Transparent provision of program results.

To study how this can be done in practice, the commission proposes using a tool called Preparatory Action, essentially a pilot program funding collaborative defense research projects that paves the way for a fully-fledged military R&D component in future E.U. programs.

Because of a lack of standardization in describing funding patterns of healthcare facilities in Haiti, we created a classification system, whereby the degree of reported international aid was used to define facilities as local if they received no aid funding, collaborative if some but not all funding was provided by aid, and aid-financed if all of the funding was provided by international aid.

The Royal Netherlands Embassy told me there are a few major organizations that fund collaborative U.S.-Netherlands research programs.

With the latest round of funding, Moon Express has raised over $45 million in private investment from individuals and venture funds including Founders Fund, Collaborative Fund, and Autodesk.

The Royal Society also has a relatively new scheme to support UK-Japan joint projects, which funds collaborative visits between labs over a period of 2 years.

In the Netherlands, for instance, funding for CSG is about to expire while the program "Maatschappelijk Verantwoord Innoveren" (MVI, the Dutch version of RRI) has been launched to fund collaborative projects with the private sector.

This is part of the solutions under development by the European Commission (EC) funded collaborative project ICeWater, which aims to develop a flexible architecture allowing different water decision support modules to work in an integrated manner.