Sentences with phrase «at an academic institution»

Over a ten year period, a lawyer can easily work for a number of firms, contribute to numerous publications, and work as faculty at an academic institution.

The doctoral candidate is jointly supervised but is based mainly at the academic institution.

It was expected that upon completion of the Ph.D. program we would begin an academic postdoc and continue on to develop an independent research program at an academic institution.

This is especially true of young scientists who have little leverage at academic institutions.

Do you think that there should be some special control over the gun usage at academic institutions?

Overall, our training programs are designed to prepare students for a teaching or research career at an academic institution, in industry or in government.

There were also a significant number of jobs at academic institutions and in management consulting.

This is for those experienced professionals who have already acquired some teaching experience at academic institutions and looking for a new opening.

The Whitaker Foundation (Arlington, Va.), which awards grants for research and education in biomedical engineering at academic institutions in the United States and Canada, has a wealth of information about the field, including a list of programs that offer graduate degrees, on its Web site.

The majority of us have a Ph.D. and hold positions as professors at academic institutions where we teach about relationships, conduct and publish our own research findings in peer - reviewed academic journals, write books, and serve as reviewers or editorial board members for the major journals in our field.

«This suggests that these medical - education companies understand that junior faculty members at academic institutions need to demonstrate academic productivity, and one of the ways of doing it is to have first - author publications in high - quality journals.»

Physicians and scientists who have full - time faculty appointments at academic institutions including medical school fellowship programs, or practitioners who are involved in patient care or counseling.

Google Classroom is available through Google Apps for Education, as at the moment it is aimed at academic institutions only, and not corporate training.

Mr. Meier represents a full range of clients, including executives and companies faced with internal corporate fraud or other white collar investigations, public officials and other professionals under investigation for alleged corruption or ethical violations, private individuals alleged to have committed serious felonies, sexual assaults, or death - related crimes, and students facing disciplinary proceedings at academic institutions.

Although industry is always an option for computer scientists, he always sought to do research in artificial intelligence (AI) and evolutionary computation at an academic institution.

Financial precariousness at academic institutions may be bad news for aspiring professors; colleges and universities that are in financial trouble don't go on hiring sprees.

Academics with strong research track records, such as Jeremy Nathans (now at Johns Hopkins University) and David Stokoe (now at the University of California, San Francisco), were able to move back to academia after postdocs at Genentech and Onyx Pharmaceuticals, respectively, because they took pains to maintain strong connections at academic institutions while they were «away.»

Outreach coordinators at academic institutions also work with the scientists and departments within the university.

The mismatch between the postdoctoral training experience, which is geared toward preparing individuals to work as PIs running their own research labs at academic institutions, and the actual career pathways of most postdocs in the 21st century, is somewhat easier to address, though it is far from easy.

Fellows can take up their fellowship at any academic institution in Scotland, provided that institution is willing to offer them space.

The role of patenting at academic institutions has grown in significance since the passage of the Bayh - Dole Act in 1980, which transferred intellectual property revenue based on federally funded research discoveries from government to universities.

He believes that a great deal of drug discovery research, and hence informal training in the area, is performed at academic institutions located in Canada's bioscience clusters, and their spin - off companies.

In addition, hiring postdocs at academic institutions in the United States is solely the responsibility of individual PIs, who need experiments to be done and papers to be written so that they can continue to get funding for their labs.

Sequestration also axed hundreds of government - funded research grants, one of the fundamental sources of science funding at academic institutions.

Prospective students not currently enrolled at an academic institution (i.e., recent graduates) can still apply, but they must do so through the last institution they attended, so they should consult the Fulbright Program Adviser there for information about procedures and deadlines.

NCI funded several large centers of Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence at academic institutions across the country.

We combine our expertise with that of all of our sister labs, with our contractor Iowa State University, and also with researchers at academic institutions and private industry worldwide.

Are you using (or considering using) Pressbooks at an academic institution (college, university, library or school)?

From 1926 through 1935 he studied and taught architecture and art at academic institutions in Munich.

This Center shall be based at an academic institution east of the Rocky Mountains which, in the opinion of the Secretary, is best suited to provide national leadership on enhanced geothermal systems - related issues.

Western New York Regional Economic Development Council Co-Chair and President of the State University of New York at Fredonia, Dr. Virginia Horvath said, «76West provides the funding to take many of the brilliant ideas that are being developed at academic institutions to the next step.

It is possible to study for accountancy qualifications at an academic institution without working at the same time, but you can not normally gain membership with the professional body until you have a certain amount of experience in accountancy as well.

Mr. Giller is a frequent lecturer at academic institutions including, during 2011, at the Haas Graduate Business School at UC Berkeley, the Columbia School of Business, USC Law and the PREA Institute.

Postdoc associations and offices have begun exposing postdocs to the possibilities available to them by holding seminar series or panel discussions featuring scientists who have done something besides become assistant professors at academic institutions.

I used the PDN database to locate other offices and check on their programs, I looked at other NIH intramural programs, and drew from my own experiences as a postdoc at NIEHS [National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences] and as a faculty member at an academic institution.»

CER professionals work mainly at academic institutions, but increasingly they are employed by the pharmaceutical industry, clinical research organizations, and insurers, McDonald says.

In a 14 May Next Wave article, NIH's Ruth Kirschstein and colleagues noted that «portable or transitional grant awards to promising fellows should be considered as a means of facilitating their advancement into independent positions at academic institutions»; this, indeed, is one of several proposals «under consideration by the senior staff of NIH and the Advisory Committee to the director of NIH.»

The Learning Management System model is pretty much exclusively aimed at academic institutions and corporate training organizations with hundreds of users and millions of dollars to spend.

A partner at the firm, Mr. Meier represents a full range of clients, including executives and companies faced with internal corporate fraud or other white collar investigations; public officials and other professionals under investigation for alleged corruption or ethical violations; private individuals alleged to have committed serious felonies, sexual assaults, or death - related crimes; and students facing disciplinary proceedings at academic institutions.

They oversee labs as faculty at academic institutions, work in the biotechnology industry, or work in government labs.

When it comes to learning, the MedImmune postdoc experience «exceeded my highest expectations,» especially concerning «topics I would not have had at an academic institution,» Cabrera says.

Is it an office at a company, in a government agency, or at an academic institution; indoors, outdoors, or in a lab?

For example, if you are at an academic institution, you may decide not to invite academic speakers because your own mentors and supervisors represent the academic background.