Second IAB meeting Sample Clauses

Second IAB meeting. The second IAB meeting was held at UvA in Amsterdam on the 30th of May 2017. Seven of the then nineteen members were in attendance, along with two CompBioMed staff members. An outline of the 2nd IAB Recommendations can be found in Section0: Annex F: Second IAB Recommendations. In general, we agreed with the recommendations from the 2nd IAB, and were pleased that their expectations are reflected in the work anticipated in CompBioMed2. We are working hard to establish a large and useful network of collaborators with external communities. We have 40 Associate Partners, and we work with 17 related projects, by participating in joint meetings, sharing dissemination activities etc. We will continue to grow this network in the future and hope to grow this with clinical and medical institutions. However, there is a limit to how many such interactions a small finite XxX and management team can support, without further funding to grow the central team and services support. We are looking at ways to improve scientific and medical understanding through our medical school course and attempting to integrate clinicians into the partnership. We acknowledge that we could do more here and will be working on this in the future. We now have examples of commercialisation within the consortium, and this is a major focus going forward. We have recently produced our sustainability plan (D4.3), which was submitted in April 2019. In terms of the teaching modules, we are investigating taking our HPC courses to other medical schools and acknowledge the need to consider the higher level of clinicians. We are also looking into the use of our simulations for teaching around medical device experimentation. We are constantly working on the services that we offer; the software hub, and training repository are available to anyone to access and enables them to contact the relevant people for further information.
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