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In pursuit of the open door policy, the industry has now increased cooperation with universities and research institutes to exploit technical knowledge and improve knowledge transfer which would thereby enhance the national innovative capabilities.
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The institute's remit is to exploit opportunities presented by bioengineering and nanotechnology, and generate research breakthroughs that will impact positively on healthcare and quality of life.
In any case, NIH's constituent institutes are free to base their funding decisions on their own scientific and training priorities--a very important fact and one that, in my view, the institutes should take every opportunity to exploit in order to promote new investigators.
The company was spun off from a public institute a few years back to exploit this technology, but it's been unable to establish significant revenue or market share, or to get within shouting distance of breaking even.
At first he teamed up with Bill Haseltine, a virus geneticist with a record as an entrepreneur, to start an institute and a company, Human Genome Sciences, to exploit expressed sequence tags.
Recently several Italian healthcare organisations have started to analyse the "organisational climate", instituting a feedback channel to determine what kind of support would best help staff adapt to, exploit and thrive in this new climate.
As said in the introduction, the classical approach is to exploit the power of the clusters (or supercomputers) owned by their institutions (i.e., the university or research institute) or accessible through grid environments, exploiting partnerships and grants, or by paying the price for outsourcing to third party ICT providers.
To exploit new markets.
Not to exploit it.
The aliens proceed ruthlessly to exploit us.
And humans tend to exploit their power.
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