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Explore the EU Erasmus Harmony Project Conference and Review Meeting at Vellore Institute of Technology, Chennai, India in April 2023. This event showcases internationalization initiatives, partnerships, collaborations, long-term mobility opportunities, dual-degree programs, and academic collaborati

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This comprehensive employee training guide covers COVID-19 protection measures, workplace hazards, symptoms to watch out for, high-risk groups, common health conditions with higher risks, emergency warning signs, COVID-19 spread, and distinguishing between COVID-19 and allergies. It emphasizes the i

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Collaborations in research play a pivotal role in achieving common goals and producing valuable outcomes. This module explores the nature of collaborative research, the importance of written agreements, examples of collaboration types, and the essential aspects of successful collaborative relationsh

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Ongoing and future collaborations between the High-Performance Algorithm-System-Hardware Co-Design (HAC) team with Machine Learning and Analytics (MMA) and Neuroscience areas are outlined. Collaborations include merging Pylog and HLS4ML into IceCube experiments, utilizing SPVCNN and GNN for neutrino

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Long Covid, also known as post-Covid condition, refers to persistent symptoms lasting at least 2 months after the initial Covid-19 infection. Symptoms can include fatigue, shortness of breath, and cognitive dysfunction, impacting daily life. Around 10-30% of Covid patients may experience Long Covid,

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Recent studies delve into the impact of different steroids on mortality and organ support in hospitalized COVID-19 patients. The use of dexamethasone showed a significant reduction in 28-day mortality, especially in patients requiring oxygen support. On the other hand, the REMAP-CAP trial assessed t

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Adventist AIDS International Ministry (AAIM) in Malawi is dedicated to helping those affected by HIV/AIDS through various programs and collaborations. The ministry involves church ministries, collaborations with organizations like ADRA Malawi and the Malawi government, and runs multiple HIV/AIDS pro

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Explore strategies for identifying funding sources, understanding grant barriers, and aligning research compliance with external grants. Learn about key funding websites like Grants.gov, NEH, NEA, NSF, and NIH. Discover how to form effective collaborations and consider the roles and responsibilities

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This document explores the implementation of the Leeds Long COVID Community Rehabilitation Pathway, highlighting the criteria for Post-COVID-19 syndrome, the role of primary care in referral pathways, and the success of the rehabilitation service in managing and supporting patients in the longer ter

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Rehabilitation services during the COVID-19 pandemic are crucial for continuing essential care and optimizing outcomes, especially for individuals with severe COVID-19 cases. Considerations for non-COVID-19 rehabilitation services must be maintained to address acute injuries, post-surgical recovery,

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North West London Long Covid Psychology Service, led by Dr. Katy Bradbury and Amiad Abrahams, offers a comprehensive biopsychosocial approach to treating Long Covid. The service follows a tiered treatment model, integrating psychological formulation and treatment, and emphasizes patient-centered car

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This resource provides guidance for units needing to transition quickly to a COVID unit or accommodate COVID+ or PUI patients with additional beds. It covers unit operations, preparation, and staff readiness, with important documents available on the Advocate Aurora COVID page. Key aspects include c

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The OB-COVID Surge Plan outlines the strategies and roles for managing COVID-positive and persons under investigation (PUI) patients in the OBGYN department. The plan includes creating a dedicated OB-COVID team, adjusting inpatient faculty coverage, coordinating with various specialties, and ensurin

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This research project delves into the realm of open source software (OSS) by using web scraping and network analysis to understand international collaboration dynamics. It explores the significance, scope, and impact of OSS, focusing on the structure of collaboration networks, contributions of diffe

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The COVID-19 Points of Entry (POE) Simulation Exercise involves a Table-Top Exercise (TTX) that simulates a health emergency scenario to evaluate the preparedness of national stakeholders at main airports. The exercise aims to strengthen existing plans, procedures, and response capabilities for mana

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Explore the definitions of mergers, acquisitions, affiliations, and collaborations in the nonprofit sector along with reasons for merging. Delve into the history of successful nonprofit mergers like the IBS-FWI merger and gain insights from a video showcasing nonprofit mergers and acquisitions. Disc

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Activities within the research groups including conferences, funding applications, new collaborations, and progress of PhD students. General decisions for research organization and program development. Main objectives of the Cultural Transformations program to support research activities and collabo

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Explore the comprehensive pathway for children with Long COVID in the HIOW region, including definitions, symptoms, and management strategies. Learn about the signs and symptoms of Acute COVID-19, ongoing symptomatic COVID-19, and Post-COVID-19 syndrome. Discover the challenges faced by non-hospital

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LEAP-Agri focuses on improving food security and sustainable agriculture through research and innovation collaborations between African and European teams. With a total budget of 28M and 30 partners from 18 countries, LEAP-Agri has funded 27 R&I projects, aiming to strengthen the EU-Africa partn

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In a series of workshops and discussions, topics surrounding collaborations within the field of Earth system analysis were explored. Key points included the need for better understanding of specific physics-related issues, the importance of budget balancing for carbon cycling, and utilizing a variet

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The GME Office at Johns Hopkins Hospital provided a situational update on 9/9/2021 regarding COVID numbers, trainee updates, and the state of the house. The hospital's leadership panel and surge plan for COVID patient management were discussed, along with details on COVID census, statewide hospitali

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Various industrialization plans for mass production are compared, focusing on the advantages and challenges of Prototype production in an institute followed by mass production in an industrial company (Plan A) versus having the prototype made by an industrial company from the beginning (Plan B). Cas

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RV College of Engineering's Center of Excellence in Macroelectronics focuses on developing flexible electronic devices using innovative materials. The core team comprises key faculty members from various disciplines, driving research, development, and collaborations to advance the field. The center

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This presentation summarizes the recent Working Group on Collaborations and Outreach meeting held in Helsinki, focusing on strategies to facilitate AI implementation worldwide, promote knowledge sharing, and develop sustainable business models. Key areas of discussion include equitable data infrastr

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This webinar, hosted by Durham's Partnership for Children with support from the North Carolina Partnership for Children, delves into evaluating systems and collaborations. Explore the concept of systems, components, and processes, along with frameworks like the BUILD model and Bronfenbrenner's Ecolo

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Our organization's latest stakeholder update highlights the hard work of our Board of Directors and recent changes. We welcomed new members, hired a Program Assistant, and filed for non-profit status. The Community Outreach Committee engaged with residents and partnered with schools, while the Menta

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Delve into the intricate interplay between social and technical aspects in research collaborations featuring Michael S. Bernstein, Mark S. Ackerman, Ed H. Chi, and Robert C. Miller. Explore challenges such as exponential growth and snowball sampling, along with suggestions for maintaining a steady s

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Gain insights on documentation, community resources, and collaborations essential for a successful employment program. Understand the importance of creating forms, client connections, and building community partnerships for effective employment initiatives.

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GDR Resanet aims to unite researchers from CNRS, CEA, and Universities in nuclear physics at low energy through collaborative projects. The objectives include enhancing scientific exchanges, fostering interdisciplinary work, improving education and communication, and strengthening international coll

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This content discusses network collaborations in South Africa and India aimed at priority setting in health policy, focusing on immunization, diabetes, salt reduction, and other key areas. The partnerships include institutions like the NIH, University of Witwatersrand, and University of Toronto, wor

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The presentation discusses the state of collaborations between law enforcement and public health sectors in Africa, focusing on issues like responding to epidemics, gender-based violence, and counter-insurgencies. Key players, challenges, and successful programs are highlighted to shed light on the

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Workplace COVID-19 Prevention Program (CPP) is essential to ensure employee health and safety by preventing COVID-19 exposure and spread. The program includes employee training, implementation of preventive measures, cleaning protocols, quarantine procedures, and return-to-work guidelines. Regular s

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University of Southern Maine (USM) is a public university with campuses in Portland and Gorham, Maine. USM offers diverse degree programs and engages in various initiatives and projects related to community resilience, Arctic education, and international collaborations. Through the Maine North Atlan

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Explore the valuable collaborations between Institutional Research and Business Offices in higher education institutions, focusing on the types of work, frequency of meetings, use of finance data, key performance indicators, and areas of collaboration such as performance-based funding and economic i

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Adventist Health Studies have made significant contributions to understanding the health and longevity advantages of Seventh-day Adventists, particularly focusing on vegetarian diets and cardiovascular health. With a history spanning over 57 years and various cohort studies, these studies have provi

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South Carolina's STEM ecosystem has been nurtured since 1993, emphasizing integration of science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and the arts. The state showcases STEAM, STE(A)M, and STEM interchangeably to promote holistic learning. Unique contributions and challenges in homes and schools dr

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The NSTX-U project aims to push the boundaries of total energy input with administrative limits in place. The project involves tasks and device/diagnostic capability requirements for the first year, as well as university collaborations and theoretical research areas. The administrative limit for tot

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ICRC is actively involved in the development and enhancement of interpreter certification processes through various training programs, workshops, and collaborations with different organizations. The organization has developed the Qualified Applied Skills Test (QAST) system and is exploring ways to i

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The research explores the association between taste perception and the duration of COVID infection in long-COVID and COVID-reinfection cases. Reduced salivary gustin levels correlated with lower taste scores in long-COVID patients. The study also found an increase in the bitter taste receptor gene e

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Greater Binghamton Airport's legislative update presented by Commissioner Mark Heefner highlights current projects, short-term plans, community impacts, and collaborations. The report discusses the impacts of Covid-19 on air services, efforts to increase air service and improve safety measures, as w

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