The goals are to harness interest in Internal Medicine amongst medical students at Pritzker, promote the field, and facilitate interactions between interested students and faculty within internal medicine and sub-specialties.
Harnessing that interest is key to effectively using crowdsourcing – find people who are obsessed with a certain idea or problem, and let them go at it.
We should look for opportunities to harness Dutch interest through participation in the Forum for the Future and other initiatives.
Now is the time to harness this interest and fear to create a more effective criminal justice system.
No one has harnessed the interest in Confucius more successfully than Yu Dan, a professor of media studies at Beijing Normal University.
Now comes anger.For three decades, public policy has been dominated by the power of markets flexible and resilient, harnessing self-interest for the public good, and better than any planner-in-chief.
American consumers are understandably pained and upset by the rapidly rising cost of gasoline, but their search for relief offers policymakers a unique opportunity to harness individual interest in the advancement of broader social goals.
There must be dividends in finding a way to harness that interest and energy". At the National Trust, which already has hundreds of people paying to join archaeology and conservation work camps, head of archaeology David Thackray is plotting just such a project, which will long outlive him.
These results are all situated in a transformative and disruptive research environment that leverages scientific evidences while harnessing economic interests and societal benefits.
In the meantime, for companies hoping to harness the interest of millennials in the November elections, there's a natural opportunity for corporate volunteering.
It merely needs to harness existing interest, as Facebook says a survey showed 50percentt of its users come to Facebook looking for products.
