Meanings of knowledge exchange in English

An integrated knowledge exchange strategy will ensure uptake by principal stakeholders throughout the research.

To achieve a sustainable NHS for future generations, co-operation and cross-industry knowledge exchange is essential.

Community-partnered participatory research was a useful framework to plan a CR initiative through knowledge exchange.

After Comonot's Treaty, some dragons had aspired to run a little collegium to help fulfill Comonot's proposed interspecies knowledge exchange.

To accomplish this, knowledge exchange between biologists, chemists, and engineers will be required to manufacture effective novel biomaterials for medical use.

Knowledge exchange is needed to establish local expertise in different laboratory-based methodologies and bioinformatics processes.

Alice Chautard, REACH Communications and Knowledge Exchange Manager, University of Oxford, contributed to the writing of this article.

The Irish Nonprofits Knowledge Exchange (INKEx) was previously funded through a combination of government, philanthropic and corporate grants.

However, I must emphasise that this long-term process is in its very early stages, he said at the Integrated Urban Transformations South-South Knowledge Exchange.