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To further expand research in education research program field, funding for a large project studying the variations of quality in ECEC in Norway and the effects of different quality on children's well-being and social, emotional and cognitive development was launched under the program Norwegian Research towards 2020 (Utdanningdirektorater, 2013).

There already is substantial pedagogical literature that discusses ways of teaching in light of these factors (e.g., Alters and Alters 2001; Meadows 2009; Nelson 2000), which deserves to be further expanded, researched, and (most important of all) applied.

Now, buoyed by this new support from the New York Stem Cell Foundation, Dr. Aronov can further expand his research.

Further expand your research for more qualitative data on your target market and gain more insight into the decision-making process of donors by gathering customer feedback.

This gift will help build capacity within CITP to further expand its research and increase its work to foster Internet trust and safety.

This shift towards engineering can be a great opportunity to sustain and to further expand PhC research by encouraging the exchange of knowledge between the traditional physical/optical and engineering communities.

He is one of the foremost leaders in psychology and behavioral economics research and has further expanded his research agenda into the health domain, particularly with respect to the topic of eating behavior.

With research and industry experience in autonomous systems, machine learning, and computational genomics, the new professors will further expand Cornell Tech's research expertise and interdisciplinary work in artificial intelligence.

This fellowship has been established to encourage the further exploration of primary and related secondary resources to further expand the original research of Dr. Levinson.

They can also help to further expand crowd-sourced research from what has previously been primarily an online computer-based endeavor to an in-person active experimental endeavor as people conduct some experiments and research in their own buildings and/or neighborhoods.

To further expand on this research, the aim was to investigate changes from 1997 to 2008 in the prevalence and characteristics of male and female visitors to practitioners of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in a large adult population in Norway.