Sentence examples for joint affiliation with from inspiring English sources

Today, Kim is one of South Korea's most prominent researchers, and has a joint affiliation with the Institute for Basic Science, the country's premier network of blue-sky research labs.

He currently works at the Center for Mathematical Sciences and Applications at Harvard University and he further holds joint affiliation with the European Center for Quantum Geometry of Moduli spaces (QGM).

The school offers several opportunities for interdisciplinary research involving the mathematical, statistical, and life sciences--some provided by faculty with joint affiliation with the mathematics department.

This began the transition of the biomedical engineering department from one housed at the School of Medicine to a unique joint affiliation with Hopkins Engineering.

While working at Penn State, Voight had a joint affiliation with the school's Department of Mineral Engineering, teaching two courses, "Physical Geology for Engineers" and "Volcanology".

More than 70percentt of Penn Law professors hold advanced law-related degrees beyond the JD, and more than 50percentt have joint appointments or affiliations with other Penn schools.

Professor of Religion Judith Weisenfeld *92, though not a joint appointment, will also have a close affiliation with the center, sharing her expertise on African American women's history and cinematic and theatrical representations of African American religion.

Chris holds a Master's degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Joint Program and maintains a part-time affiliation with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution as a Research Associate.

He has also had a long affiliation with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and was director of the MIT-Woods Hole Joint Program from 1983-1988.

Kunitz's affiliation with Bennington was brief.

"I have no affiliation with Tulane".