The fast-growing movement of the modern societies shows increasing implementation of operational projects in the areas of IT in organizational and national levels.
NGS typically provides 1-year seed grants of $15,000 to $20,000 for projects in the areas of anthropology, archaeology, astronomy, biology, botany, geography, geology, oceanography, paleontology, and zoology.
Manchester's School of Biological Sciences offers PhD studentships under the Wellcome Trust 4-year programme, while at Liverpool the clinical engineering department has research projects in the areas of biomaterials and biocompatibility, cardivascular bioengineering, and clinical engineering.
All of this resulted in the ASCOT programme, launched by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research, through which 21 research projects in the areas of technology, economics, health, and care explored the bases of professional skills development.
Natural Resources Engineering - Universidad Católica de Valparaiso It has coordinated and contributed to the development of important initiatives and projects in the areas of telecommunications, education and technology for various areas of scientific and academic work.
Today, the company announced AI for Earth, a new program that will be dedicated to AI-based projects in the areas of agriculture, water, biodiversity and climate change, where Microsoft proposes to donate up to $2 million in Microsoft tools, services and training for projects to help them get a leg up.
The rising price tag for the Tokyo Games has been blamed on higher labour and materials costs that have resulted from vast reconstruction projects in the area of north-east Japan that was destroyed by the 2011 disaster.
However, all the participants of this work are graduate students carrying out projects in the area of software clones.
She has been actively involved in various local and European research projects in the area of Smart Mobility.
We discuss possible future options for such large-scale projects in the area of antiviral drug design.
This article presents the results of a study into the factors governing success and failure in innovative projects in the area of sustainable transport.
