Sentences with phrase «research area network»

The European Research Area Network for the development and coordination of synthetic biology in Europe has released a new report outlining the challenges and opportunities for the technology over the next decade.

European Research Area Networks (ERA - Nets) are networks of public research organisations that coordinate joint research activities in research areas which are of significant strategic value and relevance to the EU.

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Recent research by Lauren Cohen of the Harvard Business School and his colleagues suggests that Regulation FD has had a beneficial impact on limiting the impact of school ties and alumni networks in certain areas of the capital markets but not others.

In trying to provide investors with information that «is not in the current stock price» and therefore giving them an «edge», many Wall Street, and independent investment research providers have begun focusing on such areas as «forensic» accounting, «channel checking», public policy analysis, «lie detection» on conference calls, data mining and «expert» networking.

It has cut costs and made itself more attractive to customers, BTIG Research analyst Walter Piecyk said, but it hasn't invested enough in its network and doesn't have enough airwave rights for quality service in rural areas.

Research has shown that deploying renewable energy over a vast area connected by a transmission system would actually increase reliability and reduce intermittency compared to smaller networks since it would route power from areas where there is sunlight and wind to areas where there isn't.

The company has cut costs and made itself more attractive to customers, BTIG Research analyst Walter Piecyk says, but it hasn't invested enough in its network and doesn't have enough airwave rights for quality service in rural areas.

He is, in particular, the originator of the network of house meetings across the area at which basic training and recruitment are done, and at which people are encouraged to accept and fulfill basic assignments on committees and in research.

Before founding the Holistic Moms Network, Dr. Massotto spent several years working for non-profit research institutes, including the Women's Research and Education Institute (WREI) and the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW), while residing in the Washington, D.research institutes, including the Women's Research and Education Institute (WREI) and the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW), while residing in the Washington, D.Research and Education Institute (WREI) and the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW), while residing in the Washington, D.Research on Women (ICRW), while residing in the Washington, D.C. area.

2) As part of the ESRC Genomics Network (EGN), the Forum acts to: integrate the diverse strands of social science research within and beyond the EGN; develop links between social scientists and scientists working across the entire range of genomic science and technology; connect research in this area to policy makers, business, the media and civil society in the UK and abroad.

Check out our Entrepreneur's Resource List identifying where you can find help in areas such as training, research, mentoring and networking.

Hurricanes that devastated areas of the Caribbean last fall impeded science research and teaching, but new networks for aiding colleagues and new avenues for research have emerged from the response efforts, according to several speakers at a recent conference co-hosted by AAAS.

The first phase of Sêr Cymru committed up to # 50 million (US$ 66.2 million) to bring prestigious research chairs to Welsh universities and also to support national research networks in three «grand challenge» areas: life sciences and health; low carbon, energy, and environment; and advanced engineering and materials.

Through the # 7 million (US$ 9.2 million) Sêr Cymru National Research Network for Low Carbon, Energy and Environment — one of the three grand challenge areas — Welsh universities hope to capitalize even more on their expertise in pasture - based agriculture.

A new support network was suddenly opened up to me, stemming from the large group of investigators all concentrated on the same area of research as I was.

In their research with rhesus macaques, it was found that the three brain areas AIP, F5 and M1 that are responsible for planning and executing hand movements, perform different tasks within their neural network.

The Gate2Growth Academic Network in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Finance (EIF) works toward an integration of research in these areas and an increasing exchange and mobility of EIF scientists.

Interesting niche areas have emerged in neuroscience research such as neuroeconomics, neuromarketing, and neural networks.

Dutch research organisation IMEC, based in Eindhoven, has developed a wireless body - area network (BAN)-- dubbed the Human + + BAN — that converts the firm's ultra-low-power electrocardiogram sensors into wireless nodes that transmit data to the...

Panthera Research Associate and Wildlife Conservation Network Conservation Initiatives Director, Dr. Peter Lindsey, shared, «Africa's incredible protected areas hold the key to securing the future of lions and several other wildlife species, and can yield significant benefits for people.

His main research interests are in the area of face analysis, human pose estimation and neural network quantization / binarization.

Wildlife Conservation Society Mozambique Country Director James Bampton said the research demonstrated just how important the protected area network in Mozambique was for protecting forests and reducing deforestation.

Authored by Charles Stewart, a third - year graduate student studying plant biology at Cornell, the article focuses on four very critical areas: research versus coursework, reading the literature, attending conferences, and networking with your peers.

The United States has released an ambitious, climate - and conservation - focused agenda for its 2 - year chairmanship that includes pushing for more research on black carbon, which accelerates melting in the region, and on emissions of the potent greenhouse gas methane from the seabed and permafrost, as well as creating a network of marine protected areas in the Arctic and equipping Arctic villages with renewable energy sources.

Meléndez leads a European research network called European network to advance carotenoid research and applications in agro-food and health, whose main objective is to advance research and innovation in the area of carotenoids via interaction and cooperation between scientists, technicians, business and other interested parties.

The project will create a network of Intel Science and Technology Centers (ISTC), each focusing on a particular area of research.

The effort, as yet confined to animal studies, is only about a decade old but has become one of the hottest areas of neuroscience research because it promises a more precise understanding of the hugely complex network of cells in the brain.

The on - going York research into LPMOs, which is led by Professor Walton and Professor Davies from the Department of Chemistry, is part of Critical Enzymes for Sustainable Biofuels from Cellulose (CESBIC), a collaborative project funded by the European Research Area Industrial Biotechnology network (ERresearch into LPMOs, which is led by Professor Walton and Professor Davies from the Department of Chemistry, is part of Critical Enzymes for Sustainable Biofuels from Cellulose (CESBIC), a collaborative project funded by the European Research Area Industrial Biotechnology network (ERResearch Area Industrial Biotechnology network (ERA - IB).

The research focuses on the development of a security protocol to protect the Controller Area Network (CAN), an internal communications system in vehicles.

To handle such conditions, Ruud Schoonderwoerd and Janet Bruten, both then at Hewlett - Packard's research laboratories in Bristol, England, and Owen Holland, then at the University of the West of England, invented a routing technique in which antlike agents deposit bits of information, or «virtual pheromone,» at the network nodes to reinforce paths through uncongested areas.

A new research project called MATISSE has been launched to build on the success of IMDEA Networks» former research initiative in the area of Pervasive Mobile Localization.

Network science is a modern area of research actively developed over the last 15 - 20 years.

With the ability to dramatically simplify how scientists study protein interaction networks, they hope to open the door to new research areas and therapeutic approaches.

Using social network analysis is «a very exciting area of current research,» says Graham Sack, a literature Ph.D. student with a physics background at Columbia University.

Ongoing research by Frachetti and colleagues at Washington University contends that the seeds of early domestic crops gradually spread to new areas along this Inner Asian Mountain Corridor through social networks formed by ancient nomadic groups — who met as they moved herds to seasonal pastures.

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To apply for this funding you must attend a sandpit workshop — an intensive and interactive three - day residential event where you will have the opportunity to: • Network and form new collaborations spanning diverse research areas and organisations • Work in broad, multidisciplinary teams to generate new and innovative research ideas • Pitch projects for seed funding to test the feasibility of your ideas Find out more about what to expect at the innovation sandpit workshop

The M-ERA.Net consortium will contribute to the restructuring of the European Research Area (ERA) by operating as a single innovative and flexible network of funding organisations.

Introducing NEON: The National Ecological Observatory Network was created to understand and forecast the impacts of climate change, land use change, and invasive species on continental - scale ecology by providing an observational infrastructure to support research, education, and environmental management in these areas.

Along with other research in this area, Schreiber's HDAC discovery and his novel «signaling network model» of chromatin revealed the genetic complex to be not just a simple structural element, but one with a key regulatory function that is central to epigenetics.

Furthermore, by collecting information on research areas, species studied, and more, we are effectively creating a network of experts we hope to be able to reach out to when needed.

This area of research focuses on the implementation of photonic systems like high speed photonic networks.

An important area of research focus for NIAID is the immune system, the complex network of cells, tissues, and organs that work together to defend the body against attacks by foreign invaders such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, and fungi.

Position: Biobank Coordinator Organisation: Centre for Biomedical Network Research on Rare Diseases Area of work: Biobanks

The International Neuroscience Network Foundation is dedicated to supporting cutting edge research projects that address key areas in neuroscience.

Network activities are geared towards the founding of strong cross-disciplinary research clusters that will lead research in this increasingly important area.

The research suggests that «activation of the insula, which forms part of the empathy - relevant network, can have an inhibiting effect in some people on brain areas important for taking someone else's perspective.

Another promising area for future research deals with the design and layout of social networking websites and dating apps.

Some of these differences include: the ability to search from a deep pool of potential partners outside of one's existing social networks; the ability to communicate online or via email prior to arranging for a face - to - face interaction; and matching algorithms that allow users to filter potential partners based on pre-existing criteria.3 Other research has indicated that the efficiency of online dating and the size of the potential dating pool compared with traditional methods make the process especially useful for people (such as gays and lesbians, or middle aged heterosexuals) who may have limited options for meeting people within their immediate geographic area or social circle.4 Still others have speculated that the rise of online dating has encouraged young adults, especially men, to forego marriage because they can always find women to date and that lowers their interest in committing to long term relationships.5

The Sundance and Women in Film LA Research Study on female filmmakers points to four areas for potential solutions to overcome the obstacles for female filmmakers: Mentorship, Financial Access, Raising Awareness, and Networking.