"research working group" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a team of people working together to conduct research. For example, "The university's research working group members are working hard to develop a new vaccine."
Caffo, Lindquist and Crainiceanu co-lead a research working group called the Statistical Methods and Applications for Research in Technology (SMART Groupp (www.smart-stats.org) and are members of the department of biostatistics in the Bloomberg School of Public Health at The Johns Hopkins University.
Dr. Newman is also the author of research guidelines for the Software and Information Industry Association, where Dr. Ritter sits on the education research working group.
(2008 - Present) Junior faculty research working group; goal is to advance research efforts of junior faculty members of the American Geriatrics Society.
This paper presents the main results obtained in the frame of PIROLA, a 3 years research working group on robust control of launchers, under financial support of CNES induding ONERA, EADS Space Transportation, the control departments of Supelcc and SUPAERO, and CNRS/LAAS.
And, Gina, you co-lead the research working group.
To join (or learn more about) a qualitative research working group that meets regularly to discuss qualitative methods and members' projects, email Alexandra Cooper, [email protected]
An important contribution of both research working groups was to open the discussion on the lexicon and approach to research with cognitively normal subjects who have abnormal AD-P biomarkers.
Previous work by our research group has described team dynamics in the ICU [ 9].
The program will support students' research, participation in a working group, and other activities.
To address each PhenX research domain, a working group of domain experts is assembled.
He has participated in two DSM-5 research work groups, addressing topics relating to gambling, impulse control, and addiction.
