Scope of the Collaboration. The EWP Consortium and the Provider hereby agree to work together within the framework of the EWP Infrastructure. The scope of the collaboration is the integration of the Provider’s software with the EWP Infrastructure so that such software becomes an instrument that can be used for the connection to the EWP Network and inclusion in the EWP Registry by whichever entity in the higher education domain, entitled to do so, that chooses to resort to the Provider as a host. This will take the form of providing HEIs which are clients of the Provider access to the EWP Network through the software of the Provider itself, enabling data exchange that is compatible with the EWP standards and the Erasmus program requirements, and hence the benefits of the services implemented via such network. This integration shall be performed under the terms and conditions stipulated herein; and as specified in the Developers Hub.
Scope of the Collaboration. 3.1 The Parties have agreed to co-operate in fields related to Mesoscale modelling including the full NWP suite of observation processing, assimilation, forecasting both deterministic and probabilistic, post-processing and verification.
Scope of the Collaboration. The Chapter and the Collaborating Organization agree to engage together in the following:
Scope of the Collaboration. The general purpose of this Agreement is to facilitate academic and research cooperation OPTIONAL: in [insert field/area(s) of research] between the parties hereunder based upon the principles of mutual benefit and may include the following general cooperation areas:
Scope of the Collaboration. The Parties shall undertake the following activities in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, all of which shall together comprise the “Collaboration” for the purposes of this Agreement:
Scope of the Collaboration. The Parties hereby undertake to jointly carry out the Program in accordance with the Work Plan attached as Exhibit A hereto with the purpose of developing Licensed Products for use and sale within the Licensed Field. The Parties from time to time as recommended by the Steering Committee may adjust the Work Plan by mutual written agreement.
Scope of the Collaboration. The EWP consortium and the Provider hereby agree to work together within the framework of the EWP Network. This will take the form of a connection of the EWP Network (as exemplified by the EWP registry) with the internationalisation software of the Provider. The scope of the collaboration is the integration of the Provider’s software with the EWP Registry Service and the APIs provided by the EWP consortium so that the Provider’s software becomes a node that can be used for the exchange of data in the higher education domain. Through this integration, the Provider’s offers its clients (existing HEIs or other users of its software) access to the Network and hence the benefits of the services implemented via the EWP network. The provider will have to be able to prove that it can officially act as a provider for the HEIs it claims to represent.
Scope of the Collaboration. The parties hereby agree to establish and conduct, during the Research Term, a collaborative research program in accordance with the Research Plan and the terms of this Agreement. The initial Research Plan for conducting such research program is attached hereto as Exhibit B. Pursuant to the Collaboration, the parties will collaborate in (a) identifying receptor-selective adrenergic and prostanoid lead compounds, (b) identifying receptor-selective lead compounds with respect to other receptor targets, (c) facilitating the development of gene to screen discovery capabilities by developing receptor arrays and probes specific for G-protein coupled and other receptors, (d) identifying candidate receptors and markers for [***], (e) establishing ACADIA drug discovery programs which leverage certain results of the Collaboration for the benefit of both parties and directed at ACADIA Designated Uses, and (f) conducting such other activities as are unanimously approved by the RMC.
Scope of the Collaboration. The Diabetes Association (“The Organisation”) a nationwide organization dedicated to diabetes care and support in Denmark, has initiated a collaborative project with Bayer, a leading healthcare company. The Diabetes Association aims to influence political prioritization of diabetes by commissioning an economic analysis. Independent experts will estimate the costs of implementing "Den Kroniske Kur" recommendations and evaluate the socio-economic benefits of enhanced diabetes treatment. The analysis, conducted by an external agency, will be carried out from January to April 2024 and launched between May and September, including during the Health Policy Opening Debate Conference 2024. It will inform political negotiations, aiming to secure financial prioritization for diabetes within the government's proposed 'health package' of 5 billion DKK annually. The Parties agree that Xxxxx'x contribution shall only be used to cover costs specifically described in the attached Budget, which forms an integral part of this Agreement.
Scope of the Collaboration. Preliminary analysis of challenges in the governance and management of specialist eye-care (“ foranalyse af speciallægeudfordringen”) Fight for Sight, Denmark is an independent, non-profit association that has worked since 1982 to fight eye diseases and blindness through research support, information and political advocacy in the field of vision. Fight for Sight, Denmark applies for support to cover an analysis for how the regions prioritize the specialist practice and how the regions can improve the integration of local healthcare. Furthermore mapping of the management is done including the chain and framwork for each regions with the overall The preliminary analysis will be carried out by Mandrup Consult at Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx and Xxx Xxxx Xxxxxx, Øjenforeningen, and will include a description of management chains and actors as well as a description and analysis of management instruments. The preliminary analysis, is expected to be completed by June 30 2023. goal for alignment between local and hospital care.
