Examples of Scientific Advisory Board in a sentence

The Industrial and Scientific Advisory Board should include representatives of academia and industry as users and technology suppliers.
The Industrial and Scientific Advisory Board shall be composed of a Research and Innovation Advisory Group and an Infrastructure Advisory Group.
Review scientific and technological developments that could affect the operation of this Convention and, in this context, direct the Director-General to establish a Scientific Advisory Board to enable him, in the performance of his functions, to render specialized advice in areas of science and technology relevant to this Convention, to the Conference, the Executive Council or States Parties.
The Joint Undertaking governance should be assured by two bodies: a Governing Board, and an Industrial and Scientific Advisory Board.
The Director-General shall, in consultation with States Parties, appoint members of the Scientific Advisory Board, who shall serve in their individual capacity.

More Definitions of Scientific Advisory Board

Scientific Advisory Board means the Board of Scientific Advisors of the Company.

Scientific Advisory Board means a scientific advisory board to be constituted prior to the completion of the Offering Documents for the purpose of overseeing the scientific research conducted by the Corporation, consisting of a minimum of three qualified representatives;

Scientific Advisory Board means the advisory board consisting of noted scientists who advise the Company on the development of its technology.

Scientific Advisory Board means the advisory group established by the department to assist in development of the compensation schedule as required by RCW 90.48.- 366.

Scientific Advisory Board means any scientific advisory board of the Corporation or any Subsidiary;

Scientific Advisory Board means the scientific advisory board of the Board in existence from time to time, each member of which is appointed by the Board;

Scientific Advisory Board means that group of experts in their fields, selected by the Provention management team, to provide strategic guidance and direction for Provention’s scientific research and development programs.