Sentences with phrase «help of its collaborators»

This is the path that I am taking with Datt, with the help of my collaborators.

Ultraviolet - visible spectrometry showed the formation of a new molecule, and Berry rallied the help of collaborators to make sure they were actually capturing the desired intermediate.

With the help of collaborators inside Iran, unnamed for security reasons, Anderson attempted to connect to computers inside the country.

John, with the help of collaborator Daniel Paisner, writes in colorful street language: simple, sometimes dirty, but truthful and direct.

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Similarly, he said his close collaborators in his theatrical work have a habit of using humor to help break him out of obsessive - compulsive loops.

In order to become a master collaborator and get the most out of your search efforts, it helps to break your collaborative efforts into four distinct areas:

Nowadays, the way to help high potential companies go global is to build a network of collaborators with the same mission: to help startups change the world through innovation.

With the help of dozens of on - the - ground collaborators, I was able to gather more than 1,000 interviews with these courageous men and women.

What we need to do is expand our engagement so we can help many more of our collaborators become aligned with what the SDGs are trying to achieve.

A three - month trial of our Ngara point - to - multipoint, spectrally - efficient wireless technology is being hosted by long - time CSIRO research collaborator Macquarie University, at Macquarie's Sydney campus, with help from industry partner Optus.

Shedd is a collaborator with Global FinPrint, which recruits citizen scientists to help fill a critical information gap about the declining number of sharks and rays in the world's oceans.

She helped to create and lead a multidisciplinary team of international collaborators to design a simple breast milk pasteurization method (flash - heat) and systematically evaluate its safety, acceptability, and feasibility in field settings.

How to network effectively by Elisabeth Pain, 27 October 2015 Networking is a great way to find collaborators; this collection of articles will help teach you how to do it effectively.

Lorimer soon enlisted friend and collaborator Matthew Bailes, a pulsar astronomer at Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, to help make sense of that one FRB.

To help bridge the gap between theoretical modeling and experimental practice, Hirzel and the team built a web application for collaborators to explore the results of more than half a million quantum chemistry simulations.

Evidence of Neandertal ability to produce speech does not help trace the beginnings of language, he and collaborators wrote in PLOS Biology.

Our team is excited to work with our collaborators at the University of Maryland to help develop a technique that can more globally measure these outcomes.

Nibbering and a team of Dutch collaborators are trying to combat these biofilm - associated infections by improving on a human peptide called LL - 37, which helps regulate the body's immune response.

Hoy's collaborator Rolf Peterson, an SFRES research professor at Michigan Tech, helped haul in some of the skulls.

Having company employees and collaborators spread out in the United States has been a major challenge, but communications technology has really helped us connect and maintain the flow of information.

In principle, scientists don't pay much attention to the nationality of their collaborators: they simply seek out people who can help advance their studies.

At every new location, Vermeulen gathers a team of local collaborators who help build the installation over several months, through dialogue and experimentation.

An Australian - led group of astronomers working with European collaborators has revealed the «DNA» of more than 340,000 stars in the Milky Way, which should help them find the siblings of the Sun, now scattered across the sky.

In a combination of experimental and theoretical studies, Ataç Imamoglu and his collaborators at the Institute for Quantum Electronics at the ETH in Zurich have now succeeded in finding a new piece of the puzzle, which also helps to put a previously misplaced piece in its correct position.

To set the sequence straight, the lab turned to the unique sequencing method Page had developed with collaborators at Washington University in St. Louis to help navigate the structural complexities of the Y chromosome.

But researchers from Arizona State University's School of Life Sciences and their collaborators may have a new tool to help conserve this iconic desert reptile.

Furthermore, evaluation systems in China should help to breed a collaborative research culture by formally recognizing the intellectual contribution of each collaborator and encouraging not only cooperation between Chinese researchers and institutions but also international collaboration.

In order to explore the factors that hinder and help individuals transition from long - term residential substance abuse treatment centers to the community, Dr. Manuel and her collaborators, Dr. Obie Nichols and Ms. Erin Palmer, from Services for the UnderServed, Inc., (SUS) conducted a qualitative socio - ecological model - based study, «Barriers and Facilitators to Successful Transition from Long - Term Residential Substance Abuse Treatment,» the findings of which were recently presented at the 2016 Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Providers of New York State conference.

With help from collaborators at the Allen Institute for Brain Science in Seattle, the team applied a variant of the c - fos method that distinguishes the neurons activated in two different, successive behavioral encounters.

«The Laboratory of Behavioral Ecology and Evolution, together with collaborators from other disciplines at Seoul National University, is focusing now at the spotted lanternflies» display behaviour that helps these insects to avoid predation,» comment Piotr Jablonski and Sang - Im Lee, the co-authors of the study.

Co-applicant and senior research fellow, Michael Head explains: «The database will allow funders to identify existing research in areas of mutual interest, help researchers identify collaborators, expertise and infrastructure, and support high - level policymakers (such as the WHO R&D Observatory) to identify funding trends and the relative value of investments in their areas of interest.»

Indeed, in some of our own research, my collaborators and I have shown that moderate physical activity may help to counter age - related cognitive decline.

Edgerton is also working with various collaborators on NIBIB - funded projects to explore whether epidural stimulation can be used to help patients with paralysis of the upper limbs.

During its 55 - day flight, Super-TIGER collected just a few thousand of the heavy atoms that Binns seeks, with the help Super-TIGER's collaborators at the Goddard Space Flight Center, Caltech, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the University of Minnesota.

Collaborators at the University of Chicago supplied a sophisticated computer code FLASH that they developed and adapted to help analyze the results.

«I'm kind of a conservative guy, and at first my reaction [to HGP - write] was not very enthusiastic,» says geneticist Jef Boeke of New York University's Langone Medical Center in New York City, another Sc2.0 collaborator who eventually helped organize the Harvard meeting and is the lead author on the new paper.

To help her interpret the data, Warinner mustered an army of collaborators from fields ranging from immunology to metagenomics.

Even before the NICHD meeting, the international community of placenta researchers had begun to coordinate their efforts by planning a website that will list existing placenta biobanks and help match collaborators.

To help improve the care these patients receive, a team of pediatricians and computer scientists is developing a new type of social network that turns doctors and patients into research collaborators.

The camelina genome was recently sequenced, which has greatly helped Durrett and collaborators as they improve camelina's oil properties to produce low - viscosity oil — the kind of oil needed for biofuel.

«Some of our collaborators are just sending us samples and we're helping with the diagnostic testing.

«Having collaborators from developing parts of the world helped us ground our ideas,» said Elizabeth Hadly, a professor of biology at Stanford University and co-author of the paper.

Now Mei and his collaborators have shown that rapsyn does not just help hold these receptors in place on the muscle cell, but also functions as an enzyme to help drive the formation of the neuromuscular juncture through a process called neddylation.

When Olsson from NCBS contacted her long - time friend and collaborator Karin Nordström at the University of Uppsala and Flinders University for help in identifying a hoverfly species, little did they know that this would be the beginning of a major project.

His laboratory and their collaborators have also identified human amyloid fibrils in semen that enhance the ability of HIV to infect new cells — a discovery that one day could help stem the global spread of this deadly pathogen.

With the help of dozens of collaborators, I've been reconstructing a clearer natural history of the Passenger Pigeon, so that we can restore the species successfully and responsibly.

The chief research collaborators are Alan A. Aderem of the Center for Infectious Disease Research in Seattle, Garry P. Nolan of Stanford University, and Bruce A. Beutler, who helped co-found the project while at TSRI but is now at the University of Texas Southwestern.

Content will include a searchable database of past symposium participants to help alumni maintain contact and find new collaborators well after their symposium has taken place.

With collaborators in the biology department, Dr. Weiss applied these ultrasensitive techniques to investigate the Hedgehog signaling pathway — a critical mechanism that helps give rise to the spatial patterning in developing embryos, but has also been identified as a key culprit in up to 25 % of cancer deaths.

Project collaborators Holland Shaw and John Bender have volunteered to help expand our small flock of Band - tailed Pigeons to the numbers needed for a successful de-extinction program.