Sentence examples for joint research efforts. from inspiring English sources
In another sign that Asia's researchers are strengthening ties within their region, Singapore's Agency for Science, Technology, and Research (A*STAR) and Japan's RIKEN on 16 September agreed on a wide-ranging collaboration to exchange researchers, share research materials and information, and promote joint research efforts.
You will also attend seminars in which you discuss recent research papers, and participate in joint research efforts with faculty members, fellow students, or both.
In addition, Carey faculty members have begun working with professors from the other Johns Hopkins divisions to explore joint research efforts, which could include the involvement of Carey students.
Earlier this month, the company announced it had been conducting a joint research effort on fuel cell power plants with FuelCell.
NTT and SEI together solved the transmission loss problem through a joint research effort using longer wavelengths.
The Caltech-MIT Voting Technology Projoint a joint research effort, proposed last fall that electronic ballot systems record each vote on a physical object such as a cheap memory card.
GSK and Pfizer, an American rival, then announced they would combine their patents for HIV into a joint research effort, called ViiV.
Topics include research progress, expectations for completion of Ph.D., areas for both the student and adviser to improve in their joint research effort.
The findings, published last fall in the Journal of the Learning Sciences, are the result of a joint research effort between Stanford's Computer Science Department and its Graduate School of Education.
"What we need to know is really the details of what is occurring where the ice, ocean and land all come together," said Ted A. Scambos, a University of Colorado scientist who is helping to plan the joint research effort.
In a European Commission funded research project (acronym: TMF-Standard) of the 5th Framework Programme, 20 European laboratories have undertaken a joint research effort to establish a validated code-of-practice (CoP) for strain-controlled TMF testing.
