Sentence examples for knowledge centre from inspiring English sources

For Warwick, achieving the second aim means linking to the Warwick Research Archive Portal (WRAP), from the Knowledge Centre.

While still a relatively new initiative the Knowledge Centre has attracted the attention of a wide and varied audience.

For the Knowledge Centre to be fully effective it should ideally become a community area for Warwick's academics, students, alumni and other stakeholders.

Building on Warwick's strong reputation for engaging with business internationally and regionally, the Knowledge Centre will increasingly feature information and opportunities relevant to these audiences.

Soy4you develops alternatives to meat products.The cluster also has a collection of productivity-spurring institutions such as the Danish Cattle Research Centre and the Knowledge Centre for Agriculture.

The commitment to representing the entire organisation has been important and while the Knowledge Centre will always be a showcase of academic excellence, the broad representation approach strengthens the "content offer".

As they drift into an abstract psychoanalytic zone of repressed childhood memory, the focus loosens, both in Caitríona McLaughlin's production and Conroy's text, before returning with an affecting closing monologue that places Mark's struggle for self-knowledge centre stage.

This lecture was followed by a focus on industry perspectives, with an introduction on worldwide business models in the biotechnology sector by Mr Chandu Nair, Director, Scope e-knowledge Centre.

"We don't know if it saves lives because there have been no good studies," said Hans Van Brabandt from the Belgian Health Care Knowledge centre who co-authored the analysis.

A pilot plant for the coated roofing has already been built at the Innovation and Knowledge Centre located about 16 km (10 miles) away from Swansea University's Singleton Park campus.

If you are interested in finding out more about investments, visit the CAF Investment Knowledge Centre, created by Octopus Investments, an online resource intended to complement advice received from expert investment advisers, not to replace it.