Sentences with phrase «early career researchers in»

The Young Earth System Scientists (YESS) community unifies early career researchers in an influential network and communication platform to promote local and global exchange across multiple disciplines related to Earth system sciences.

The YESS community provides an international and multi-disciplinary ECR network and a collective voice for early career researchers in Earth system science.

Although both initiatives are still in the development stage, they reflect a renewed political interest in U.K. energy research and herald future — and affirm current — career opportunities for early career researchers in areas ranging from nuclear to renewable energy.

Dr Jane Hunter, an early career researcher in the Centre for Educational Research at the University of Western Sydney was intrigued by the challenge of how teachers effectively embed technologies into learning.

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This article originally appeared in U.S. Studies Online, a digital forum for postgraduate and early career researchers associated with the British Association of American Studies (BAAS).

Since then, ERC Starting Grants have continued to support early - career scientists as they transition to independence and establish their own groups in Europe, with the majority of the 7000 grants that the ERC has distributed going to researchers under 40.

In a topical lecture delivered at the 2018 AAAS Annual Meeting, Urry, a former president of the American Astronomical Association, used the story to illustrate how such incidents are driving early - career researchers away from the sciences.

Müller also notes that while the report criticizes the current model in which all early - career researchers must juggle a range of activities and compete for the same achievements, it does not contemplate alternatives to that model.

Of particular concern to young scientists is a possible decline in funding for research groups, which would affect yet another category of early - career researchers: postdocs.

• The lack of funding opportunities was universal, but it was reported most often by early - career researchers in Africa (70.3 %), MENA (71.2 %), and the Americas (66.7 %).

One answer came from the European Science Foundation (ESF) in 2003: Offer 25 early career researchers each year the monetary equivalent of the Nobel Prize, up to $ 1.25 million over 5 years, to cover salary and all the costs of establishing themselves in Europe.

The report highlights many important problems that countries like the United Kingdom have been focusing on to provide better support to early - career researchers, such as «the multi-facetted role of the early career researcher and the need for professional development in areas beyond research such as people management and winning funding,» writes Ellen Pearce, director of Vitae, a U.K. organization that promotes the professional development of early - career researchers, in an email to Science Careers.

From my perspective, the only downsides to this career path are (1) you're expected to be mobile during your early (Grade A) training period, and (2) at this point, the salary is not equal to that of a researcher in academia.

Early - career researchers in neuroscience and other biological fields are not adequately aware of the issue, Button writes in her e-mail: «Research methods and statistical inference are key to the current model of bioscience research but their importance is not reflected in the time dedicated to their teaching in undergraduate courses.»

And more than 1,600 scientists — most of them early - career researchers at UK universities — wrote in a letter to The Times on July 22 that the government should protect scientists by acting to maintain access to EU funding and ensure the free movement of researchers.

It covers all disciplines in the sciences and humanities, employing some 3000 early - career researchers and accounting for 20 % of Spain's scientific output.

Early - career researchers wishing to make a move to industry may face various challenges depending on their subject, Pelisson notes, though the data analysis and statistics skills she gained from her background in quantum physics made her transition relatively smooth.

Their plight — which is likely familiar to early - career researchers around the world — is illustrated by a recent survey of the French research and higher education sector, including Ph.D. candidates and Ph.D. holders in a variety of disciplines and roles.

Meanwhile, the report — which adds to the growing body of literature documenting the challenges that early - career researchers around the world are facing — also calls for measures to address the problems in academia.

Interdisciplinary skills, statistical and computational methods, and a holistic understanding of the physiology of animals are lacking among early - career researchers in the United Kingdom, according to a national review of vulnerable skills and capabilities published earlier this year.

Although various programs to address the problems plaguing early - career biomedical researchers are already underway, including some through NIH, the legislation tells junior scientists that lawmakers have heard their concerns and want to take part in the effort to bring about change.

A: For years, I had been involved in promoting professional recognition for early - career researchers, raising awareness of alternative careers, and bridging the gap between academia and industry through grassroots associations in France and the United States.

Justin Zhan, a computer science professor at North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro, who serves as an ECR, adds, «if you don't even know what is a good evaluation, and what is needed from a reviewer's perspective, it's hard for early - career [researchers] to make a successful proposal.»

Furthermore, relinquishing anonymity allows reviewers to be recognized for their contribution as reviewers, which may be especially valuable for researchers early in their careers, who have not yet filled out their CVs with peer - reviewed publications.

Despite the program's name, the point isn't so much to recruit researchers who are decidedly early in their career; rather, it's more a way of expanding NIH's universe of reviewers and skilled applicants.

Among the 30 post-doctoral researchers chosen each year to participate in the Leadership Institute are early - career and mid-career scientists.

Even in a supportive environment, the challenges of doing both at once — becoming a world - class researcher and commercializing a technology — are so formidable that many early - career scientists come to see them as insurmountable.

Banfield may be luckier than he thinks, considering that analysis — Banfield's fallback — is an area in which early - career planetary researchers are feeling the pinch.

Last Thursday, Vitae — an organization supported by research funding bodies, that promotes the professional development of early - career researchers in the United Kingdom — released two reports exploring the working conditions and career development of research staff (mainly postdocs) and principal investigators (PIs) in higher education.

It is a prize usually awarded to researchers early in their career — and so it is for her.

AAAS celebrated on October 15, 2015, four female early - career researchers as the recipients of the Marion Milligan Mason Awards for Women in the Chemical Sciences.

In the meantime, Beckmann plans to nurture Oregon's nascent biotech industry, particularly by mentoring early - career researchers.

These efforts have translated into tangible improvement in the lives of early - career researchers, Jorge says.

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ELSO Early Career Award Annual award, open to early - career researchers in molecular life sciences working in EuEarly Career Award Annual award, open to early - career researchers in molecular life sciences working in Euearly - career researchers in molecular life sciences working in Europe.

It turns out that the three UCL researchers on the top 10 list have known each other from early in their careers.

EMBO Gold medal Annual award (a gold medal and $ 10,000 of personal award), open to early - career researchers in molecular biology working in Europe.

In this special feature on young scientists and activism, we invite you to examine some of the reasons that other early - career researchers have chosen to become «activists.»

One answer is provided by the Industrial Co-Operative Award in Science and Engineering (CASE), a U.K. Ph.D. studentship that seeks to build meaningful and sustainable relationships between industry and academia, with early career researchers at the point of intersection.

Science Careers spoke with a few of the early - career researchers involved in the work about how they got into this field, what it was like to contribute to the breakthrough, and what they've learned along the way.

«It is therefore in the best interest of early career researchers to take these issues seriously and try to do something about them, since they will have to live with the changes.

For today's early - career researchers — students, postdocs, faculty members, and staff scientists — doing science in countries other than their own is an increasingly common experience.

In fact, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) established its early - career scientist efforts to help researchers focus on their laboratory research.

Compared with white American researchers, black American researchers are a third less likely to have an early - career National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant funded, according to an NIH - commissioned study published August 18 in Science.

In working with a group of 34 early career teachers, cognitive and learning sciences researcher Joshua Ellis from Michigan Tech and his co-authors asked participants to use role - play in their online discussions to deepen the feedback between group memberIn working with a group of 34 early career teachers, cognitive and learning sciences researcher Joshua Ellis from Michigan Tech and his co-authors asked participants to use role - play in their online discussions to deepen the feedback between group memberin their online discussions to deepen the feedback between group members.

Rather, crowdfunding can be a complementary source «that can fill gaps or expands access» to funding for researchers — such as early career scientists or those working in meagerly funded fields — who «traditionally wouldn't have had those grant opportunities.»

This funding allows a researcher to set up his or her own research team, the idea being that, with European funding, he or she will be able to do so earlier in his / her career than would have been possible without it.

Among other measures, the package includes «a bill to create a «Next Generation of Researchers Initiative» within the [National Institutes of Health] Office of the Director to promote early - career researchers — also a priority in the House bResearchers Initiative» within the [National Institutes of Health] Office of the Director to promote early - career researchers — also a priority in the House bresearchers — also a priority in the House bill.»

Trying their hand at genetics research at an early stage was an important step in the careers of all three researchers.

Research Fellowships are intended to help early career researchers to conduct a defined project at a location of their choice in a country other than Germany and to use it as an opportunity to familiarise themselves with new research methods or to bring a large project to a conclusion.