Sentences with phrase «knowledge exchange activities»

Since its establishment in 2000, staff and students at the CMS have been active in research and knowledge exchange activities at all scales, from the local, in Scotland, to the global.

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More than half of the respondents also said that they were interested in training in nonresearch activities such as public engagement and knowledge exchange, but only 18.6 % and 14.3 %, respectively, had sought such training.

These educational activities constitute a unique opportunity for researchers around the world to expand their knowledge in the rapidly evolving field of Genomic Medicine and to exchange innovative ideas in the conductive environment of the Greek islands.

Through a Memorandum of Understanding the IOI Centre in the Islamic Republic of Iran will help to promote effective and wise management of ocean and coastal resources, eradicate poverty in coastal areas, organise efficient protection of the marine environment as a common heritage of mankind and facilitate exchange of knowledge and information, enhance the national scientific capabilities and carry out training and educational efforts, focusing its activities on the Persian Gulf area and cooperates with IOI Caspian Sea.

STFC's IAA provides flexible funding directly to the research organisation's Knowledge Exchange / Technology Transfer Office to support STFC - funded academics to take their ideas towards application through activities not currently supported by other STFC funding mechanisms.

The growing amount of educational exchanges and joint projects in between students, instructors, teachers, schools and diverse institutions in order to organize activities with similar goals and strategies contributed greatly to the development of common research, reflection and practices that enriched their work and created strong tights in the process of building human rights knowledge.

Elena realizes that the exchange of knowledge among students with this diversity would be very important, but by now it is an activity that is emerging.

Successful engagement is a continuous, reciprocal process that involves school and family emphasis on shared decision making, consistent two - way communication, collaboration and exchange of knowledge, and creating and sustaining learning activities that extend the school teachings and enhance students» learning (Halgunseth et al., 2009).

In addition, we support local, national and international knowledge exchange, advocacy and learning activities.

This update on the Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) program provides an introduction to SEARCH's new Science Steering Committee (SSC) members and cross-disciplinary working groups; discusses opportunities to connect with SEARCH activities at the upcoming SEARCH events at the Fall Meeting of American Geophysical Union; and includes a summary of a Sea Ice Action Team Knowledge Exchange workshop.

3) Providing the tools and activities needed to exchange information and share knowledge about successful and unsuccessful experiments in fields of justice information technology.

The Royal Society and other learned bodies currently use their publishing surpluses to fund activities such as academic conferences and public lectures, which are also crucial to the exchange of knowledge.

• Proven ability to operate modern and archaic cash registers, paying special attention to accuracy of transactions • Effectively able to process card and cash transactions, and provide customers with correlating change and receipts • Well - versed in handling bagging activities, applying knowledge of different types of bags for different items • Deeply familiar with handling returns and exchanges, in sync with the company's policies and protocols

Greet customers as they arrive at the store and provide them with information about products and / or services Respond to customers» complaints and resolve their issues Take payment in exchange of items sold Bag, box and wrap purchased items Identify prices of goods using memory or scanner Enter transactions in the cash register and provide customers with the total bill Sort and count currency and coins Issue receipts and change to customers Count money at the end and beginning of each shift Process exchanges and refunds Ensure that all checkout counters have enough cash Process credit card and check payments Weigh items and determine prices of the same Issue trading stamps and gift cards Perform the duties of customer service representative when required Maintain periodic sales reports and spreadsheets Assist in stocking shelves, rotating merchandise and marking prices Ensure management of daily cash accounts Maintain periodic transaction reports Ensure maintenance of check out areas Resolve customer complaints in a proactive manner Open and close tills Train other staff members to work as cashier Maintain knowledge of store inventory and sales activities Keep the work area tidy and clean.