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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"scientific collaboration"”.

  1. Opportunities for U.S.-China scientific collaboration in building a bilateral quantum network

    … isolationism since ²0¹9 in an effort to minimize scientific and technological exchanges between the two countries. We argue that the U.S. security framework needs a paradigm shift because the country cannot address several major vulnerabilities in its current security posture without building …

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  2. A descriptive case study of successes and challenges in a scientific collaboration program based in the United States and Benin

    While new patterns of scientific collaboration are now emerging such that scientists in advanced and emerging economies link with those in less developed economies, often based in global South, and generate significant scientific work, little research to date examines the actual practices of these …

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  3. The Interdependence of Scientists in the Era of Team Science: An Exploratory Study Using Temporal Network Analysis

    … subset of their peers to organize the intergroup collaborations that are becoming the norm in science? This dissertation set out to explore the evolving nature of scientists’ interdependence in team-based research environments. The research was motivated by the desire to reconcile emerging views …

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  4. Contribution of the European Kodak Research Laboratories to Innovation Strategy at Eastman Kodak

    … during the interwar years limited the sharing of scientific knowledge and delayed developments in photographic science. The first Kodak Research Laboratory was created in Rochester in 1912 to address this issue internally. Its first director, Kenneth Mees, developed an innovative organisational …

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  5. Developing, tuning, and using schema matching systems

    … numerous contexts, including data warehousing, scientific collaboration, e-commerce, bioinformatics, and data integra- tion on the World Wide Web. Despite significant progress, many challenges remain. These include discovering complex matches, a prevalent problem in practice, tuning a matching …

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  6. A study of the detection efficiency of the LIGO interferometers to transient sources

    … object. This work does not reflect the scientific opinion of the LIGO Scientific Collaboration and it was not reviewed by the collaboration.

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  7. Facilitating collaboration: exploring a socio-technical approach to the design of a collaboratory for Library and Information Science

    … of one way of facilitating and stimulating collaboration in Library and Information Science (LIS), through a specific scientific collaboration activity: creating, sharing and reusing data collection instruments, such as interview guides, questionnaires, and observation protocols. The four …

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  8. Cloud-based solutions supporting data and knowledge integration in bioinformatics

    … studies in silico; as a result, the concept of “scientific research” in bioinformatics has quickly changed shifting from the idea of a local laboratory activity towards Web applications and databases provided over the network as services. Thus, biologists have become among the largest …

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  9. Essays on Identity-Based Bias and Discrimination

    … and ethnicity-based disparities in international scientific collaboration due to the rising U.S.-China tensions. Across these contexts, the dissertation documents the evidence for discrimination and its consequences. Chapter 1 examines whether gender match between prosecutors and defendants …

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  10. Searching for Gravitational Waves from Compact Binary Coalescence Using LIGO and Virgo Data

    … compact binary coalescences (CBCs) by the LIGO Scientific Collaboration (LSC) and the Virgo Collaboration. We briefly review the physics of gravitational-wave emission and detection, describing how gravitational waves are emitted from "inspiraling" compact stellar mass objects and how the LSC …

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  11. Polymer-bile salts interaction and its impact on the solubilisation and intestinal uptake of poorly water-soluble drugs

    … the UEA School of Pharmacy for their precious scientific collaboration. Thanks to Dr. Patrick Gunning, Dr. Nicola Woodwards and Mr. Andrew Kirby, Dr. Paul Kroon and Mr. Mark Winterbone from the Institute of Food Research for their help with Nanosight, pendant drop and biological experiments. I …

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  12. COLLABORATING TO RUIN? US NATIONAL LABORATORIES AND THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS

    … of perceived complementarities in conducting scientific research as part of US nonproliferation initiatives. These ties appear to have been successful in the broader nonproliferation context as relatively few Russian nuclear scientists emigrated to perceived rogue states like Iran and North …

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  13. The geopolitics of hurricane knowledge: Power, vulnerability, and transboundary science in the Caribbean

    … and economic devastation. The intertwining of scientific knowledge and political power has deep historical roots in the region, with the United States leveraging meteorology for geopolitical influence for more than a century, raising questions about transboundary knowledge transfer, the …

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  14. NORTH BY NORTHEAST: TOWARDS AN ASIAN-ARCTIC REGION

    … to display their growing capabilities through scientific endeavors and maritime transits. Several of the Arctic Council’s member states, namely Canada and Russia, assertively promote national sovereignty and territoriallyascribed sovereignty in the region. But networks and relations are crucial …

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  15. Using grant applications to measure the evolution of collaborative and non-collaborative research

    Collaboration has become popular across scientific and other disciplines for creating innovative products or acquiring knowledge. Government funding agencies actively encourage collaborative work, supporting thousands of research projects. The increase in collaboration has led to innovative ways of …

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  16. A critical realist investigation of collaborative research proposals in Information Systems: towards a guiding deliberation canvas

    … produced the Stages, Phases, and Gates During Scientific Collaboration model (SPG) which builds a more comprehensive process view of the research lifecycle. This model contributes to the existing body of knowledge by combining stage-gate concepts to match the rule driven environment in use by …

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  17. Triple Helix Relations in Local and International Scientific Collaborations: A Case Study of Thailand, the United States, and China

    Local and international scientific collaborations are crucial for innovation and sustainable development. However, there is a gap in understanding how these collaborations affect national innovation ecosystems. This study examines the dynamics of Triple Helix Relations, focusing on collaborations …

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  18. Risk and pathogenesis of dysphagia related to antireflux surgery

    … pressure-flow analysis, achieved through scientific collaboration. This novel approach revealed for the first time that some patients have a pre-existing, asymptomatic, subtle variation of viscous bolus compression and movement in relation to oesophageal peristalsis that increases the risk …

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  19. Entangled collaborations : a study of cross-disciplinary research collaboration in the field of user experience and data-intensive technologies in campus cyberinfrastructure

    … assembly of people, organizations, and scientific computational infrastructures. It requires and serves cross-disciplinary scientific research collaborations in the age of digital transformation. Studies have shown that lack of understanding the diverse interests of different scientific

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