Sentence examples for research secondment from inspiring English sources

Trainees should be encouraged to undertake either a research project or possibly experience a period of dedicated research secondment during their training.

During part of this study Jeremy Hobart was on a research secondment to the School of Education, Murdoch University, Perth Western Australia (Prof David Andrich).

Further subspecialty clinical knowledge and experience may then be achieved in a number of different ways, which are not mutually exclusive, including combined clinical and radiological rounds, interdisciplinary meetings, scientific literature and research and where possible clinical secondments.

It detailed how one official sent on secondment to head the Bookend research team planned to mislead his staff about its remit.

NEMOH has provided salary (2 years), research and travel costs for KS, including secondments at INGV Bologna to collaborate with LS and RT.

These provided opportunities for a broad range of staff involvement and considerable management and capacity support as well as research guidance from HEFP, particularly through the staff secondment.

Innovative method development by young researchers at major European universities, research centers, and private companies has been closely interlinked with a joint European demonstration program, higher-tier EDA, and specialized training courses and secondments.

What effect has the DF secondment had on the study and the research team?

Probably the most influential factor in both individual and institutional capacity building for research in South Africa was the full-time, long-term secondment, on a jointly funded post, of an HEFP staff member to South African Partner One.

Both partner institutions often recognize long-term secondment staff as a pivotal investment in building research capacity and ensuring that the work delivered by the Southern institution meets international standards.

JS became involved in co-authoring this paper and a number of related publications after she was received an International Research Collaborative Award from the University of Sydney which funded a secondment to the Brain and Mind Research Institute; her current research on young people at risk of mood disorders is supported by an NHS RfPb grant (PB-PG-0609-16166).