Project Aims. The project aim is to utilise the expertise and knowledge within both companies to develop a high content biology platform for hepatotoxicity profiling of compounds. At the end of the collaboration the platform would be available for use in both companies in their own R&D programmes. To share between AZ and CK [*] and AZ proprietary toxicological data. [*]
Project Aims. [A project plan / Xxxxx chart showing key phases of work, milestones and deliverables including completing within required period of time, e.g:] Aim/Task / Milestone Y1Q1 Y1Q2 Y1Q3 Y1Q4 Y2Q1 Y2Q2 Y2Q3 Y2Q4 … Aim A Task 1 Task 2 Milestone 1 Aim B Task 3 Milestone 2 [Data Protection] The Parties acknowledge that for the purpose of Data Protection Legislation the Recipient is the Controller of any Personal Data processed by it pursuant to the Project. To the extent that the Recipient and the Funder share any Personal Data for the purposes specified in paragraph 5 below, the Parties acknowledge that they are each separate independent Controllers in respect of such data. On request from the Funder, the Recipient will provide the Funder with all such relevant documents and information relating to the Recipient’s data protection policies and procedures as the Funder may reasonably require. Subject to paragraph 5(b), the Recipient agrees that the Funder and its Representatives may use Personal Data which the Recipient provides about its staff and partners involved in the Funded Activities to exercise the Funder’s rights under this Grant Funding Agreement and or to administer the Grant or associated activities. Furthermore, the Funder agrees that the Recipient and its Representatives may use Personal Data which the Funder provides about its staff involved in the Funded Activities to manage its relationship with the Funder. The Recipient agrees that the Funder may share details of the Grant, including the name of the Recipient’s organisation, with the UK Government and that these details may appear on the Government Grants Information System database which is available for search by other funders. The Funder and the Recipient shall: ensure that the provision of Personal Data to the other Party is in compliance with the Data Protection Legislation (including by ensuring all required fair processing information has been given to affected Data Subjects); and ensure that it only shares Personal Data with the other Party to the extent required in connection with Funded Activities. Where a Party (the "Data Receiving Party") receives a request by any Data Subject to exercise any of their rights under the Data Protection Legislation in relation to the Personal Data shared pursuant to this Grant Funding Agreement: the other Party shall provide any information and/or assistance as reasonably requested by the Data Receiving Party to help it respond to the request or correspond...
Project Aims. 1.1 The Parties recognise that the purpose of this MoU is to formalise the Parties’ commitment to working together to achieve the aims of the Project and to enable the Project to move forward.
Project Aims. For potential health service support workers to access a relevant and recognised qualification and apply it within the workplace • To engage more fully with other statutory or non-statutory public services through exposure to a qualification that would allow travel across care agencies. • To provide workplace opportunity with the potential of further development for those who would otherwise not consider care as a career option • To reflect the core elements of the Diversity and Inclusion Agenda within the context of Corporate Social Responsibility • To identify if the components of the 20-week course reflected the development of potential health care support workers at level 2. • To promote greater recognition within the existing workforce of the potential effects of work based learning Course Benefits • The course structure reflected nationally recognised educational standards and competencies and was aligned easily to the Career Framework. • Training received while on placement was competency based and although specific to the area of work, was based around general care principles and easily transferred within the organisation. • Committed input from NHSTayside managers allowed students entering the programme to be thoroughly exposed to NHSTayside clinical procedures in preparation for a career serving the local population. • Access to the SVQ for staff already employed by NHSTayside provided recognition for their competences in line with the Knowledge and Skills Framework, reflected Personal and Departmental Development plans and provided a link to the national accreditation framework.
Project Aims. Good Things Foundation are working with Nominet to distribute devices and data, with support, to digitally excluded people over the age of 18. Devices will be distributed by the end of August 2021 and the support and reporting period for the project will be until mid October 2021.
Project Aims. It is important for Durham Probation Service and Durham County Council to work closely to ensure that offenders are seen to be carrying out work on behalf of the community. The work should be visible, identified by the community and provide opportunities for offenders to develop skills which would increase their capacity to become more employable. Research has shown that offenders who gain employment are less likely to commit further offences. Therefore, this arrangement would not only benefit the community with the work carried out, but also protect the public from further offending and increasing public confidence. This will be achieved by:- Extending the existing work across the whole county, managed through this local agreement to provide daily work in each of the three Streetscene Operational Areas. Involving the public in selecting projects, through the Area Action Partnerships coordinated by Direct Services, Streetscene Team. Increasing the visibility of the work conducted under the banners of Community Payback and ‘Altogether greener’ and “Altogether Safer” through publicity. Imaginative projects which provide opportunities for skill development. Potential for training as an integral part of the Community Payback Programme. Potential for offenders who demonstrate a good work record and willingness to develop skills during the Community Payback Order, to be considered for interview or recruitment if vacancies arise.
Project Aims. The aim of the project was to investigate the role of IQGAP3 in triple negative breast cancer cells and to identify potential mechanisms via which IQGAP3 is involved in cell migration. Specific objectives comprised the following: • Characterise the expression levels of IQGAP3 in a panel of triple negative breast cancer cell lines and identify the most suitable cell models to further this study. • Assess the effect of modulating IQGAP3 expression in specific cell phenotypes such as cell morphology, random 2D migration and invadopodia activity. • Identify IQGAP3 binding partners and explore their functional significance in the context of triple negative breast cancer cell behaviour.
Project Aims. The aim of this system is to support the staff in their daily printing, copying and scanning within SADeaf. With this new system, it should ensure that the demands of copying, scanning and printing would be met well especially during peak periods like General Annual Meeting. Delivery of toners should be done within 3 hours of our urgent calls. Spare toners are provided for backup. It will be used by 40 staff from various departments.
Project Aims. The primary objective of this thesis is to identify commonalities among the program participants who used the NHN from August 2011-June 2017, including: (1) demographic trends and (2) health status similarities. Moreover, this thesis will identify those who are using the NHN more frequently, high utilizers, and determine if there are differences among this group when compared to the regular utilizers of the NHN, specifically assess chronic condition statuses across groups. A secondary objective of this thesis is to examine NHN utilization longitudinally across the six years used in this analysis to assess the number of high utilizers within each school year, the number of years a child qualified as a high utilizer, and overall management of health between these two groups. Evidence suggests that it is necessary to assess commonalities among high utilizers and regular utilizers of the NHN to determine if the health efforts taken are effective and to determine if a SBHC, like Healthy Beginnings, is successful [23, 34]. Thus, this information will facilitate Healthy Beginnings to successfully implement a targeted approach [9, 50]. Commonalities are important to identify so that program coordinators can use this information to
Project Aims. To provide “fit-for-purpose” community facilities available every day as a focus for community activities. To enable the development of more services to support all elements of the community e.g. elderly, pre-school, young people To enhance an existing community asset. To enable the community to integrate with potential new residents thus providing community cohesion
