"I think that now there are many excellent groups around Europe that are carrying out excellent research... but it is essential to select the right group not only for being in Europe but for being a group of excellence," he highlights.
It has grouped its research scientists in seven groups, called Centres of Excellence for Drug Development, or Cedds.
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Allow veterans access to private, as opposed to VA, healthcare and replace the VA with "a group of centers of excellence".
If there is already a central analytics group or center of excellence in place, it probably already has the statistical expertise in place to interpret machine learning models to some degree.
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San Diego has a group called the Cyber Center of Excellence which provides cyber security resources to companies to help them remain informed of the continually increasing and changing cyber risk to their businesses.
Another European group, the Epigenome Network of Excellence, took off in June 2004.
This could be a good thing, but only if the new charter schools are run by groups with a proven record of excellence.
The initiative also seeks to spur long-term collaborations that will pursue additional grants to support research groups, ultimately aiming for National Institutes of Health Center of Excellence or equivalent status for programs in areas that reflect the areas and directions of the faculty.
