Sentences with phrase «young scientists meeting»

Thorsten Kiefer and Saadia Iqbal, «PAGES Young Scientists Meeting 2013 in India - Building Capacity for Asia - Pacific Scientists» (2013) APN Science Bulletin, 3: March 2013, 164 - 166.

«We call the meeting the Nobel Laureate meeting but it should actually be called the Young Scientists Meeting.»

The 2nd Young Scientists Meeting is being hosted by the National Centre for Antarctic and Ocean Research (NCAOR), an autonomous institution under the Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES, Government of India), which is a nodal organization for implementation of Indian polar research programmes.

Published articles are now appearing in the Climate of the Past special issue emerging from the PAGES 2nd Young Scientists Meeting.

Two young scientists met with a Nobel laureate at the annual Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting this summer in Germany to discuss career choices

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In addition, attending the conference had allowed me to meet up with some leading experts in different fields of research, as far as food security is concerned, as well as young researchers and the discussions provoked during the different presentations by leading scientists like Professor Louise Fresco were really interesting.

Twenty - eight AAAS members, staff and Science & Technology Policy Fellows took part in several Meet the Scientist sessions, during which young visitors were encouraged to interview the scientists and engineers.

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Together, these universities founded the Physics of Living Systems Student Research Network (PoLS - SRN) to help young scientists in the field meet each other, share training strategies, and locate potential research collaborations that could help set the agenda for the field in coming years.

Choosing promising junior investigators as session chairs whenever possible helps introduce these younger scientists to the field as a whole, and it creates a new group with a stake in the success of the meeting.

NIH is likely to struggle in the coming years to meet its current obligations while avoiding a decline in opportunities for young biomedical scientists; arguably, NIH didn't do all that well supporting young scientists even in the midst of the rapid expansion.

Most of the MPs who showed up were there by personal invitation, to meet young scientists from their constituencies.

When Ahna Skop (pictured left) met the president of the United States in early November at a ceremony honoring the winners of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers — the highest honor bestowed on young scientists by the U.S. government — she was the only one the presidentScientists and Engineers — the highest honor bestowed on young scientists by the U.S. government — she was the only one the presidentscientists by the U.S. government — she was the only one the president spoke to.

(You can read all our coverage of the Lindau meeting this week, including the «30 under 30» profiles series of young scientists attending, in this In - Depth Report.

Meet other young scientists through national groups like Women in Cell Biology or the National Postdoctoral Association.

The idea that there is a recipe for winning a Nobel Prize is, of course, preposterous — but what young scientist could resist seeking one at a meeting like this, even if they know better?

Presented annually for more than 60 years, the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings aim to foster close scientific exchange between brilliant minds — some quite young, others as established as it is possible for a scientist to be.

His interactions with the other young scientists at the meeting, and discovering the beautiful island city, contributed just as much to making it such an enjoyable and enriching experience.

During their first year in California, Plautz and her husband seemed to meet many young scientists who were unsure about their career paths and were looking for jobs away from academe.

Just as those Nobelists have provided their insights in our pages, they have also shared their wisdom and encouragement in lectures and conversations with young scientists at another important but underappreciated assembly, the Nobel Laureate Meetings in Lindau, Germany.

Three young scientists tell Science Careers how their experiences at the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting influenced their research and career

A networking - averse young scientist learns not just to tolerate but to enjoy and value meeting people and establishing new networks

At last month's Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting — an annual gathering of laureates and young scientists — Nobel prize - winner Randy Schekman, founder of open - access journal eLife, insisted that researchers should be judged on the quality of their research, rather than the impact factor of the journal in which they publish or the reputation of their institution.

This leads to grants that may well meet the needs of young scientists within the country, but that hardly ever covers the actual costs for parents living abroad.

Young scientists should also be prepared to meet varying expectations and practices as they cross disciplines.

After attending several career seminars and symposia, including several sessions at the 1996 AAAS meeting in Baltimore, my interest in career issues for young scientists grew.

How many young scientists are even aware of these meetings?

Hiring - time enthusiasm can easily turn into tenure - time trouble, as young scientists realize — too late — that they are being judged by standards different from those (equally high, or higher) that they've spent the last several years of their lives working to meet.

As Alex Lewis, president of the Council for Postgraduate Students and Junior Researchers in Europe (Eurodoc), pointed out during the meeting, young scientists have an obligation to use their own networks to learn about different career tracks and to seek opportunities.

At this year's Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau, Germany, scientist Hamilton Smith shared insights with a young bioengineer

More young scientists and physicians should know this, says Floryne O. Buishand, a Young Scientist at the 64th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeyoung scientists and physicians should know this, says Floryne O. Buishand, a Young Scientist at the 64th Lindau Nobel Laureate MeeYoung Scientist at the 64th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.

For the first time in its 64 - year history, a prestigious, invitation - only meeting of young scientists and Nobel Laureates is made up of more women than men.

The chance to meet funders face to face provides young scientists with a unique opportunity to learn vital information about the programmes — information that may not be available on the Web or in the organisation's literature.

The hopefuls aren't assessed solely by their academic achievements: Judges look for curiosity and a sense that the young scientists will contribute to the atmosphere of the meeting.

«Jeremy is just about the brightest young scientist I ever came across,» said Attila Szabo, a biophysicist in the Laboratory of Chemical Physics at the National Institutes of Health who corresponded with England about his theory after meeting him at a conference.

Last month Hoshino was one of about 50 participants in a roundtable discussion entitled «Working in the U.S.: Advice for Young Scientists» at the annual meeting here of the Japanese Biochemical Society.

On Wednesday morning there was a meeting about a large conference for young European life scientists that is to be held in 2006, to give them a chance to present and discuss their scientific achievements and to enhance their career perspectives.

Recently I met with a group of young scientists who asked me what the hiring process was like in industry.

At this year's Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau, Germany, scientist Francoise Barre - Sinoussi shared insights with a young physicist.

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Additional funding is needed to meet these objectives and to support projects from young scientists.

At ESOF meetings leading scientists, researchers, young researchers, business people, entrepreneurs and innovators, policy makers, science and technology communicators and the general public from all over Europe discuss new discoveries and debate the direction that research is taking in the sciences, humanities and social sciences.

Vale is active in helping young scientists in India by starting the very popular Young Investigator Meetings as well as an interactive web site (IndiaBioscience.org) for India biologists to obtain information on jobs / grants / collaboratyoung scientists in India by starting the very popular Young Investigator Meetings as well as an interactive web site (IndiaBioscience.org) for India biologists to obtain information on jobs / grants / collaboratYoung Investigator Meetings as well as an interactive web site (IndiaBioscience.org) for India biologists to obtain information on jobs / grants / collaborations.

A new video series produced by Nature Publishing Group features some of the key conversations that took place this year between Nobel laureates and aspiring young scientists at the 60th annual Lindau Nobel Laureates Meeting in Germany.

Bokoch was a seminal figure in GTPase biology — for his discoveries, for founding meetings that put the young field on the map, for the impact he had on his colleagues and for the many young scientists that will tell stories about both his tangible and intangible support.

This year «s Young Scientist Award on human health sciences research, presented at the EUROTOX annual meeting, has been awarded to Amy Zmarowski of NOTOX, Netherlands, for her poster presentation: «Differential effects of methylazoxymethanol and MK - 801 administration on learning and memory impairment in Sprague Dawley and Wistar Han rats ``.

Additionally in 2009 and with the objective of encouraging the involvement of young scientists in the work of ECETOC, a poster competition was held on the occasion of the 2009 annual meetings.

Within the framework of its commitment to encourage promising scientists, ECETOC supported the Young Scientist Best Platform Award at the 2007 SETAC (Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry) Europe Annual Meeting, 20 - 24 May 2007 in Porto, Portugal.

Since 1989 these symposia have been offered by the NAS, which give the best young scientists the opportunity to learn about new research and meet new colleagues in a relaxed, informal setting.

This year «s Young Scientist Award on human health sciences, presented at the EUROTOX annual meeting in Stockholm, Sweden, has been awarded to Camille Béchaux, Anses France for her poster presentation on: Dynamical modeling of dietary exposure to dioxins and corresponding present and future health risk: A case study in France