Meanings of research organisations in English

Antarctic research organisations have taken artists, composers and writers with them on expeditions.

Collaboration between publicly-funded research organisations and Irish companies is thriving.

The 31-year-old has taken part in expeditions, both for research organisations and for the environmental group Greenpeace.

Whatever ideas emanated from our research organisations, there was no quick means of converting them into German casualties.

The government will this week receive a report recommending changes to the way eight scientific research organisations do business.

However, its share of independent research organisations and infrastructure has been 7.6%.

Equivalent to the news agency's annual global output, it will be available to universities and research organisations free of charge.

There are only four makers in Japan that can produce the vaccine, mostly research organisations and not major pharmaceutical companies.

The research organisations involved include the universities, institutes of technology and other state-funded bodies such as Teagasc and the Marine Institute.

Other domains and other labour-saving research technologies have tended to come out of commercial and privately-funded research organisations rather than universities.

It forms part of a wider review of our membership of other international research organisations such as the European Southern Observatory.

They will, in conjunction with twelve other approved research organisations, directly sponsor highly skilled individuals to work and train in the UK.

A fitting way to make amends would be for Ireland to join (albeit belatedly) the European research organisations CERN and ESO.

KTI is responsible for helping business access research of commercial benefit that comes from Irish universities, institutes of technology and other State research organisations.

Professor Eason said it had longstanding international research collaborations with leading research organisations world-wide including Japan, USA, China, Australia, France and the United Kingdom.

The project involves a team of Victoria University researchers collaborating with health and medical research organisations in New Zealand, Australia and the United States.