Sentence examples for take on research from inspiring English sources

Students take on research projects -- for example, teasing out the aquatic toxicity of gold and silver nanoparticles -- do the work, and create posters they present at undergraduate research symposiums in the area.

Besides working with clients, students had to take on research and service projects to give them more perspective.

Having lecturers that were full-time researchers and at the top of their respective fields enabled the class to be exposed to the latest Astronomy and have a chance to take on research projects.

Founder James Dyson said: "We need more British students to take on research projects at British universities.

The gift opens doors for more faculty to craft project teams to take on research that makes a difference.

Now, in a bid to take on research institutes abroad, it offers an award that it hopes will someday rival the Fields Medal.

Anson Mills has in addition taken on research and production of organic heirloom wheat and Carolina gold rice.

By surveying tens of thousands of college graduates, Gallup and Strada Education Network found that undergraduates who engage in the campus around them by working closely with professors, taking on research projects and participating in outside-the-classroom activities were more likely to have a passion for life and work after graduation.

Patients in the Paterson et al. study were found to have actively 'played their part' in the trial, taking on research roles that differed from their usual role as patients.

Mr. Rubin started out as a manufacturing engineer at Apple before taking on research-and-development tasks including development of the Quadra, a desktop computer, as well as an early effort to develop a software modem.

Additionally, in December or January, a committee of academics and government scientists, sponsored by the Bipartisan Policy Center, will release a report that should offer scientists' take on the research policy and governance issues.