Sentences with phrase «day job of a scientist»

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According to the The International Federation of Biologists, there are more than 3 million biolgical scientists globally who rely on the 5 laws of Darwinian evolution for their jobs every single day.

When her appointment came to a close, a colleague rolled his chair over to her one day and suggested her for a data scientist job with the Stanford - based Data Coordination Center of the ENCODE (Encyclopedia of DNA Elements) Consortium, an international collaboration of research groups funded by the National Human Genome Research Institute at the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland.

«The day - to - day is fantastic because you get to talk to scientists, and that's my favourite part of the job,» she says.

Scientists who attempt to make their careers mirror a typical 9:00 to 5:00 day job will never find the golden profile of Alfred Nobel hanging around their necks, he says.

These programs look like a good deal for scientists seeking scarce jobs in the industry, offering a benefit that's increasingly rare these days in the private sector — on - the - job training — along with a long - term audition in front of hiring managers at desirable employers.

A group of leading scientists marked the launch by submitting their own favourite jokes, but my advice to the participants would be: Don't give up the day job.

One of the direst consequences of the dwindling job market has been the increasing lengths of time many scientists now spend languishing in what were originally intended as temporary training positions, with no certainty of one day landing a coveted permanent position in academia.

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Feedback suspects that this is partly because Russian and American weapons scientists have a lot in common these days — starting with the lack of job security that stems from their new friendship.

In her day job, Kim is a scientist with NIWA and the University of Otago in New Zealand, with a focus on marine carbon chemistry.

So a major part of the job of the exoplanet modeling team (and many other exoplanet scientists) is to prepare for that day.

But the quantity of emails for the electrical engineer (me in my day job, FWIW), the marketing professional, the english professor, the home manager, and the climate scientist (Tom Wigley) are all based on estimates from the people involved.

While one of API's main publicity claims is the oil industry's support for 9.2 million jobs, this inflated figure «includes not only legitimate direct and indirect jobs but more remote «induced» jobs that the API has listed as including everything from day - care workers to valets to rocket scientists.»

They don't have day jobs so they can put all their efforts into misinforming and miscommunicating climate science to the general public, whereas the climate scientists have day jobs and [managing publicity] actually isn't one of them.

On the other hand, «low - risk» occupations like scientists, pilots, and accountants will have lower rates because the nature of their jobs is to be very detail - oriented, and their work days are more structured and stable.

Follow me as I escape into this creative world of fabrics, patterns and sewing, far away from graphs and formulas at my day job as a Research Scientist.