Sentence examples for learn about progress from inspiring English sources

The MITx Digital Learning Lab is a collaborative program between MIT Open Learning and MIT's academic departments with a mission to learn about, progress, and innovate in digital learning on campus and beyond.

Repurposing solutions for new clinical problems requires a multidisciplinary mind; that is, scientific curiosity about other disciplines and the time to learn about progress in specialties outside of one's own.

The Center provides a venue for Duke faculty and students to learn about progress in the theoretical and mathematical sciences through Lectures ("Adventures in Theory"), hosting expert visitors, and by sponsoring focused workshops on trans-disciplinary topics.

"The launch of the Breast Health Education Series provides a unique opportunity for survivors, supporters and the medical community to learn about progress in the fight against breast cancer directly from those at the forefront of the effort," Lisa Wolter, executive director of the Komen Orange County Affiliate, said in a prepared statement.

Dr. Elias Raymundo and I decided that the next steps would include sharing experience on the CA progress made in Guatemala, visiting CIMMYT to learn about their progress, and if all went well, design a research program for CA in Guatemala to cover the whole country.

Anxious authors now call or e-mail her staff to learn about the progress of a review.

The Fellowship culminates on August 12-13, 2018, when Solve will reconvene in Standing Rock to learn about the progress and potential of the Oceti Fellows' projects.

This text presents a collection of papers reporting research results from the different biomes in Biosphere 2 and represents an opportunity for ecologists from all backgrounds to learn about research progress, past and present at the Biosphere Centre.

Explore this interactive map to learn about the progress we've made in the last 100 days and the stories of real Americans whose lives have already been touched.

But there is reason for optimism if you look at the story of three entrepreneurs in Bihar -- Umesh Prasad Nirala, Raghunath Prasad, and Mohan Prasad, and learn about their progress and potential to do much more with some changes to the regulatory and economic environment.

The aim of this study was to learn about the progress of the prevention and control of major non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in China from 1990 to 2009 and to determine what prevention and control gaps remain based on the opinions of a group of panellists.