Joint research means research that is implemented with financial support from one or both Parties and that involves collaboration by participants from both Parties.

Joint research means research and related education and training, or technological development that is implemented with or without financial support from one or both Parties and that involves collaboration by participants from both the Community and India and is designated as joint research in writing by the Parties or their participants implementing the scientific research programmes. In the case where there is funding by only one Party the designation is made by that Party and the participant in that project;

Joint research means a research, technological development or demonstration project that is implemented with financial support from one or both Parties and that involves collaboration between participants from both the Community and India and is designated as joint research in writing by the Parties or the Executive Agents. Where there is funding by only one Party, the designation shall be made by that Party and the participant in that project;

Examples of Joint research in a sentence

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Joint research proposals may be submitted by applicants belonging to the following categories (subject to regional/national funding regulations; see “Guidelines for Applicants”): A.
Joint research laboratories are special rooms that may be used by research groups on a priority basis for carrying out project-related research.
Joint research proposals may be submitted by applicants belonging to one of the following categories (according to country/regional regulations): • academia (research teams working in universities, other higher education institutions or research institutes)• clinical/public health sector (research teams working in hospitals/public health and/or other health care settings and health organisations)• enterprise (all sizes of private companies).
Cooperation may be carried out through such activities as: • Exchange of faculty and/or staff; • Exchange of graduate and/or undergraduate students; • Exchange of scientific materials, publications, and information; • Exchange of cultural activities; • Joint conferences and academic programs; • Joint research activities and publications.

More Definitions of Joint research

Joint research means research, technological development and/or demonstration projects implemented with or without financial support from one or both Parties and which involves collaboration between participants from both the Community and Mexico;

Joint research means the joint research concerning rubber bearings applicable to Japan.

Joint research means research implemented with financial support from one or both Parties and that involves collaboration by participants from both the Community and Ukraine;

Joint research means research, technological development or demonstration projects that are implemented with or without financial support from one or both Parties and that involve collaboration between participants from both the Community and Brazil. "Demonstration projects" are projects aimed at demonstrating the viability of new technologies that offer a potential economic advantage but that cannot be directly commercialised. The parties shall keep each other regularly informed on activities regarded as joint research activities under Article VI - Coordination and implementation of cooperative activities.

Joint research means research to be jointly conducted by TU and COMPANY in accordance with this Agreement. "Research Result" means any technical result which is obtained from the performance of the Joint Research and conforms to the objective and area of the research program specified in Exhibit A which is attached to and made part of this Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the "Research Program").

Joint research means research to be jointly conducted by TU and INSTITUTION in accordance with this Agreement.