Sentences with phrase «scientific cooperation»

A high degree of international scientific cooperation may also offer cause for hope.

I invite every young scientist around the world to become part of this networking, creating links of scientific cooperation projects.

Last but not the least, scientists from developing countries, on their own, should more actively participate in global scientific cooperation and speak their viewpoints loudly.

Its research focuses on modeling, simulation and optimization with scientific cooperation partners from academia and industry.

As we move toward a climate of global scientific cooperation there is a clear need for international intellectual property law.

Scientific cooperation across the region is, therefore, critical.

And, it can help to prime other cooperation to get scientific cooperation really cooking.

They were set up to recognise outstanding scientific research, honour highly creative scientists, promote public understanding of scientists and their work and to encourage international scientific cooperation.

Suttmeier estimates that US agencies now have more than 30 agreements on scientific cooperation with their equivalents in the Chinese government.

Last year, prior to the re-establishment of diplomatic relations, AAAS and the Cuban Academy of Sciences signed an agreement outlining a plan to advance scientific cooperation between U.S. and Cuban scientists in areas of mutual interest to the countries.

One of the most important steps in the thawing of the Cold War focused on scientific cooperation in the Arctic, and the Rovaniemi framework continues to impact science and policy in the region today.

Jiang: China has signed agreements on scientific cooperation with the governments of 95 countries and established scientific links with more than 150 countries and regions.

As an attaché, Sasanelli's primary role was to promote scientific cooperation between Italy and Australia.

Signed by the leaders of the Academy and AAAS, a memorandum of understanding now outlines a plan to advance scientific cooperation by Cuban and U.S. scientists, in key areas of mutual interest to both countries.

JSPS administers a number of bilateral programs for scientific cooperation and exchange with various academic institutions in 38 countries.

Of particular interest to the ocean acidification community is the SDG target 14.3: «Minimize and address the impacts of ocean acidification, including through enhanced scientific cooperation at all levels.»

The Center for Science Diplomacy leverages science to build bridges between countries and to promote scientific cooperation as an essential element of foreign policy.

The leaders of AAAS and the Cuban Academy of Sciences have signed a landmark agreement to advance scientific cooperation by Cuban and U.S. scientists, in key areas of mutual interest to both countries.

«For an American diplomat in Germany, it's very important to support scientific cooperation at all levels: young students, Ph.D. s, Nobel laureates and everything in between,» Tribble told me after the press briefing.

«That is just a practical issue that is going to make scientific cooperation more difficult.»

I think Paris is also an opportunity for expanded scientific cooperation.

Under its International Programmes, * the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A * STAR, a sponsor of Next Wave Singapore) conducts a joint research project with various overseas partners to foster scientific cooperation with world - class research organizations.

Her research, which appears in the journal Technology and Culture, underscores the role scientific cooperation can play in easing tense relations between governments.

In addition to the obvious damage that would result from the proposed $ 5.8 billion cut at NIH, the $ 2 billion cut in applied energy R&D, the $ 900 million cut in DOE's Office of Science, the abolition of ARPA - E, and the research cuts at NOAA and EPA, a less immediately obvious potential casualty would be U.S. scientific cooperation with a wide variety of other countries on a wide variety of topics.

To establish scientific cooperation focusing on: (a) Monsoon and ocean variability, climate change and sea level variations, (b) Marine ecosystem studies, including algae blooms and (c) Coastal zone management including impact on society.

A successful painter with canvasses in private collections throughout the world, Sasanelli donated 10 of his paintings to NICTA, Australia's Information and Communications Technology Centre of Excellence, which allowed this organization to promote its own scientific cooperation with Italy.

That came to pass on 11 October, when the Government Accountability Office (GAO), an arm of Congress, concluded in a report that those activities violated legislation banning scientific cooperation with China by NASA and by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), which Holdren directs.

In recent years, China has negotiated scientific cooperation and exchange agreements with the United States, Canada, the European Union, and many Asian countries.

Another covers the role of transboundary science with a specific focus on Africa, and the importance of international scientific cooperation under political strain.

It's unclear whether the incident is the opening salvo of a concerted effort to derail scientific cooperation with the West.

Agre and Turekian conclude by noting that addressing global health needs will require scientific cooperation that transcends political borders.

It is also to demonstrate scientific cooperation in Europe.

As single nations can neither solve them alone nor develop solutions to every problem, scientific cooperation becomes an increasing necessity.»

Foreign scientific cooperation with Russia in the 1990s was almost without government regulation.

The promotion of better scientific cooperation and exchange also beyond the countries of the European Union is a prime concern for ALLEA.

The Adviser also provides outreach to the U.S. and international scientific community and helps to facilitate scientific cooperation between the United States and other countries.

The statement calls for improved scientific cooperation in the region, which extends from the Western Pacific across Asia to Africa and Europe.

Representatives of 40 nations called for broad scientific cooperation in the «Belt and Road» region.

In practice, will this agreement enhance Arctic scientific cooperation?

In particular, transboundary scientific cooperation is needed to accurately assess regional climate change impacts on Himalayan glaciers and to fill knowledge gaps by providing scientific findings to the policy community based on the best scientific understanding of the issues (48, 44, 45).

India and France have established IFCPAR (French acronym: CEFIPRA), a new bilateral program to encourage scientific cooperation between the two countries.

Its mission is to provide a world - class research facility for the region, while fostering international scientific cooperation.

SESAME grew from an initiative launched in the mid-90s to promote scientific cooperation in the Middle East and neighboring countries.

Spearheaded by the determination of the United States government to get everyone on board and tap into the potential of scientific cooperation as a unifying tool, this unprecedented body of international framework agreements laid out the basis for the station that orbits Earth today.

Research at ZIB focuses on the development of methods in the fields of Computing and Data Science, based on core competences in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, and on innovation in application areas with scientific cooperation partners from science and industry.