Sentence examples for organised academic from inspiring English sources

First, individual HPSR + A academics are usually scattered across traditionally organised academic units, which can create few opportunities for cross-departmental collaborative work.

AT (Anita Thapar) has organised academic meetings that have received sponsorship from Celltech (manufacturers of Equasym) and Janssen Cilag (manufacturers of Concerta).

She is keen to support those new to scholarly writing through facilitating on the Write-TEL2 online, open access course for writing for publication in technology enhanced learning, as well as organising academic writing retreats.

"I know that it took her quite a while, in 2012, to decide whether she would go back to politics or just stay with the Foundation and continue to organise academic conferences and all that".

Staff at University of Bath have organised many academic events on terrorism and similar issues since the events of 9/11.

Universities, belonging to the open science environment, are less hierarchically organised, and academic scientists can often get in contact with different hierarchical levels of the external organisations (industrial inventors as well as management) to directly convey their (research-based) knowledge through different channels.

Most of the CME activities have been organised by academic institutions, like medical schools and state teaching hospitals (40.6%).

While on board, the children took part in various educational activities organised by academics from Ankara University, kept diaries, produced a newspaper containing observations about each day's activities, and documented their journey with video cameras.

Blake notes that he has recently finished organising an academic conference in his own area of expertise — computer vision — adding that: "We senior people in Microsoft research, we take our turn doing those things and we publish a lot in those conferences and we have researchers visiting us from other universities and we visit other universities.

Bristol is organised into six academic faculties composed of multiple schools and departments running over 200 undergraduate courses situated in the Clifton area along with three of its nine halls of residence.

The debate had been organised by sociology academics at the university to discuss fracking as they believed it has become a significant local and national issue.