Collocations for panel - noun

all-star (AmE), blue-ribbon (AmE), distinguished, outstanding
a distinguished panel of academics

expert
independent
international
bipartisan (AmE)
advisory, arbitration, consensus, judging, review
interview, interviewing, selection (all esp. BrE)
jury (esp. AmE)

appoint, assemble, convene, create, establish, organize, select, set up
join
He joins our panel of journalists.

attend
chair, moderate
head, lead
Raphael will head a panel to discuss the topic.

meet
ask
We asked a panel of experts to review the products.

be drawn from sb/sth
a panel of scientists drawn from universities

consist of sb/sth, include sb/sth
The panel consists of ten attorneys.

investigate sth, review sth
recommend sth, suggest sth
approve sth
conclude sth
The panel concluded that there was no scientific basis for the claim.

note sth
rule sth
The panel ruled that the men must remain in prison.

vote
The panel voted unanimously for its approval.

member
moderator
interview
discussion
presentation
session
report, review, study
game (BrE)
The comedian will chair a new TV panel game.

on a/the panel
The head of department serves on the advisory panel.

panel on
an independent panel on takeovers and mergers

a member of a panel
a panel of experts, a panel of judges
The winners were chosen by a panel of judges.

ceiling, door, wall
sliding
removable
recessed
secret
glass, wood, etc.
decorative
solar

attach, fit, install
remove

depict sth
The central panel depicts St George.

front, rear
body
A rear body panel needed replacing after the accident.

beater, beating (both BrE)
He works as a panel beater in a local garage.

control, display, instrument

on a/the panel
A red light flashed on the control panel.