Top tip: "Collaborate, support each other's projects, and give credit where it's due.
The French-born fashion designer Catherine Malandrino, top, collaborated with a college friend, the Parisian furniture designer Christophe Pillet, on her sumptuous new flagship store near the meatpacking district.
Of the top nations collaborating with the US or UK, the only non-overlapping countries were China and South Korea (both US collaborations) and Switzerland and Sweden (both UK collaborators).
Nearly 30 of the world's top oceanographers collaborated on a massive study that not only went back through the history books to describe the evolution of ocean temperature measuring methods, but also looked forward to future measuring techniques.
CGISC has been approved by the Vatican's Technology and Arts Council, hopefully indicating an openness from the top to collaborate and act on the findings of GoodLands' research.
"Career services departments have historically competed, but we recognised that if several top schools collaborated, we could give recruiters a critical mass of students," said Fiona Sandford, executive director for careers and global business at London Business School, which hosted the Asian recruiting event last month.
Andrew earned his insight into the lives and work of our top toques by collaborating on more than 20 cookbooks and narrative projects with chefs including Alfred Portale, Michael Lomonaco, Bill Telepan, Laurent Tourondel, Michelle Bernstein, David Waltuck, and former White House Chef Walter Scheib.
After winning attention with a folk-oriented trio, the Stone Poneys, in California in the mid-1960s, Ronstadt embarked upon a solo career in 1968, introducing material by songwriters such as Neil Young and Jackson Browne and collaborating with top country-oriented rock musicians (including future members of the Eagles).
Collaborating with Top 40 regulars like Benny Blanco, Stargate and the Swedish duo Mattman & Robin (who also worked on "1989" by Gomez's pal Taylor Swift), the singer juices her once-edgeless music with some grabby textures, as in the throbbing dance cut "Body Heat" and "Me & the Rhythm," an '80s-flavored jam about how "everybody wants to be touched".
He visited America for the first time in 1969 and before long was collaborating with top-flight players, like the young vibraharpist Gary Burton, piano legends Oscar Peterson, McCoy Tyner, Hank Jones and Michel Petrucciani, and saxophonist Phil Woods.
