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Figure 7 Scientific collaboration network of researchers at the National Institute of Genomic Medicine (INMEGEN) and their extended partners - network 1. Panel A presents a SCN that includes collaboration of INMEGEN researchers but in which collaborators external to INMEGEN -otherwise not connected with each other- have been left out.

Network 2 is also a collaboration network of the researchers of INMEGEN but in which collaborators external to INMEGEN that otherwise are not connected with each other have been left out.

As usual, the technicians are the ones to trust, and some of the most fascinating pages here are those in which collaborators such as the theatre director Walter Asmus and the actor Jean Martin - Lucky in the first production of Godot - describe what it was like to work with a writer as scrupulously demanding as Beckett.

After a meeting with a minister, he sent a summary of what he learned to members of his mailing list and he was gratefully accosted by subordinates of the minister who said they found out a lot about their boss.In the world of open-source development, projects can end with a "codeathon" in which collaborators try to mesh their ideas in a burst of creative effort.

Informally, the agreement process is the dialog process by which collaborators achieve joint commitment on a joint action.

This comprised a series of clinical scenarios which collaborators scored using the Clavien-Dindo criteria.

The joy of Loose is the enthusiasm with which the collaborators are willing to both play with and shuck off their supposed genre conventions.

Dean Moss, the Kitchen's dance and performance curator, admires the way in which the collaborators create a world onstage through simple means.

We have designed and implemented a general purpose framework which allows collaborators to contribute algorithms and sequencing instructions to build up the variety of applications they require.

Here, I review the related technologies, chromosome conformation capture (3C) and chromosome conformation capture carbon copy (5C), which my collaborators and I recently introduced as tools to probe the high-resolution folding of entire bacterial genomes.

The team, which included collaborators at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center in Israel, also took saliva samples from all parents before and after the videotaped sessions to measure oxytocin a hormone that's released at times of intimacy and affection and is widely considered the "trust hormone".