Sentence examples for set up collaborations from inspiring English sources
How can academics set up collaborations with industry researchers or start their own company?
I'm trying to set up collaborations both within and outside the University of Sheffield".
Through the CPFP, I have been able to set up collaborations within and outside of the government, attend scientific meetings and symposia, and participate in weekly colloquia and fellows' research meetings.
The Polish science community is small, but his new institute is located on a campus where "everything is concentrated," so opportunities to recruit talented students and set up collaborations are good.
He also set up collaborations with physicists to draw parallels between magnetic transfer and molecular-recognition systems, and with materials scientists to work on new polymers and hybrid materials.
Doing a postdoc in a lab where she was not free to set up collaborations or attend scientific meetings to talk about her work eventually steered former postdoc Anna Webb away from research.
"It's the one cloud storage where it's kind of easy to set up collaboration — so, a shared folder for example — and therefore we think [the product spreading via] word of mouth will be stronger than for services like SpiderOak".
An initiative considered to be an excellent opportunity to interact with the international science community, discuss and exchange ideas, and set up collaboration through networking.
In this situation, office-based psychiatrists in the rural areas of Lower Saxony have set up collaboration with ambulatory nursing services in a framework of integrated care with the aim of providing a model of AO.
Over the past few years, he has been steadily exploring the implications of telomere theory, gathering many of the country's leading telomere experts and setting up collaborations with others — like Greider — who remain in academe.
The Kraków event follows recent spinoff festivals in Russia, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, with the organisers setting up collaborations between European musicians and locals, some of whom are in tow here.
