Robin's interests included research into complex cellular interactions of the human immune system, developed with a global network of colleagues.
In the process of developing a unique growth strategy, the team tapped into a worldwide network of colleagues' experience.
Around one third of the interviewees comes from my extended network of colleagues and acquaintances, the rest volunteered through this blog's email address: [email protected].
But in Finland – where a doctorate often takes around eight years to complete – PhD graduates usually emerge with multiple publications and a strong network of colleagues.
The second form of social capital is a wider, cosmopolitan network of colleagues and co-authors established through the social patterns of collaboration, collegiality and competition that exemplify scientific careers.
There will also be a focus on expanding your network of colleagues with the facilitation of peer discussion, small-group career advancement toolbox sessions, and various networking activities.
It should be apparent that Mr. Domingo's greatest assets as general director of L.A. Opera are his global presence and his vast network of colleagues.
And going on those expeditions I began to develop a network of colleagues and friends and associates, and to gain a professional acceptance that was above and beyond anything I'd ever had before.
A 32-year-old linguistics lecturer who has experienced "serious mental health issues" and says "unstable work without a network of colleagues and without any security is proving really difficult".
George Daley, a prominent Harvard scientist and the director of stem-cell transplants at Boston's Children's Hospital, told me, "My network of colleagues around the globe were e-mailing each other saying, 'Hey, what's going on?
But that doesn't mean the firm can ignore the issue of sharing credit, even for internally derived inventions, because research scientists usually draw inspiration from a broad network of colleagues, which often extends beyond the company.
