Sentences with phrase «early in her scientific career»

Scanning back through complete publication lists (not the censored ones on scientists» own Web sites) shows just how frequently people change direction early in their scientific careers.

Early in my scientific career, I pursued research while remaining blissfully unaware of the difficulty of securing a permanent academic position, especially for women and mothers.

You need to assess early in your scientific career which languages you will need to effectively do and present your research.

He and co-founder Amar Sahay, a professor at Harvard University and Russo's former boss, believe their system can help scientists «start engaging opportunities outside of academia earlier in their scientific careers,» Russo says.

I think you have to think very early in your scientific career, in your Ph.D., in your postdoc, about doing studies that are worthy of Science and not just worthy of low - level journals.

Not exact matches

The program, now in its 14th year, gives early - career science reporters from emerging economies a free opportunity to attend the AAAS 2018 Annual Meeting and cover breaking scientific research and network with peers.

However, many of us in the early phases of our scientific careers have many concerns with this system.

New opportunities for early career scientists to work at the interface of computer science and other scientific disciplines are expected to open up in Europe in the coming years as Microsoft plans to invest big money in European science.

The plight of early - career scientists has come in for exceptional scrutiny in recent weeks as three major scientific institutions each released a report on the postdoc system.

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

Despite the cost in time and effort, collaborating with the world's best scientists and the world's leading scientific facilities can result in stronger science and increased visibility for early - career scientists.

Such a major discovery so early in his career should have meant instant scientific superstardom.

Three Reports Tackle the Postdoc Mess 6 May 2005 The plight of early - career scientists has come in for exceptional scrutiny in recent weeks as three major scientific institutions each released a report on the postdoc system.

The Road to Scientific Recognition 13 January 2006 Italian scientist Maria Pia Cosma felt at an early stage that in order for her scientific career to grow, she needed to spend some time abroad in a high - prScientific Recognition 13 January 2006 Italian scientist Maria Pia Cosma felt at an early stage that in order for her scientific career to grow, she needed to spend some time abroad in a high - prscientific career to grow, she needed to spend some time abroad in a high - profile lab.

Early in her career, Shepherd attended a session at a scientific meeting at which a speaker proclaimed that scientists have an obligation to the public, which funds their research, to devote 4 hours a week to teaching.

In France, then, researchers may obtain a permanent contract much earlier in their careers than in most other countries, but this does not necessarily mean earlier scientific independencIn France, then, researchers may obtain a permanent contract much earlier in their careers than in most other countries, but this does not necessarily mean earlier scientific independencin their careers than in most other countries, but this does not necessarily mean earlier scientific independencin most other countries, but this does not necessarily mean earlier scientific independence.

(Sandberg, of course, is a billionaire tech celebrity; still relatively early in her career, Weissman - Unni has a handful of publications in some of the most prestigious scientific journals in the world, including Nature and PLOS ONE.)

Editor's Note: Beryl Lieff Benderly, a fellow of the American Associaton for the Advancement of Science, writes about scientific labor force and early career issues in the Science Careers section of Science.

More important, more travel funds should be appropriated to student scientists that are currently in the pipeline to help them develop scientific relationships and collaborations early in their careers.

I recently helped to judge student papers at a large scientific meeting, an experience that brought to my attention the importance of such communication early in one's career.

Based on the first two meetings held in October 2010 and March 2011, participants emphasized the need to educate early career scientists (i.e., graduate students, scientists working at a post-doctoral level or equivalent, and junior faculty) about initiating and maintaining international scientific collaboration.

Early in my career, I was disappointed that psychoanalysis was not becoming more empirical, was not becoming more scientific.

In the debate over scientific immigration, however — another symptom of the system's decay — the voices of the scientific and technical workers most affected, the Ph.D. s in precarious early - career positions and the technical workers facing competition from abroad, have scarcely been heard, Hira sayIn the debate over scientific immigration, however — another symptom of the system's decay — the voices of the scientific and technical workers most affected, the Ph.D. s in precarious early - career positions and the technical workers facing competition from abroad, have scarcely been heard, Hira sayin precarious early - career positions and the technical workers facing competition from abroad, have scarcely been heard, Hira says.

One of NIH's key actions in implementing the report was the Broadening Experience in Scientific Training (BEST) awards program, which aims to «introduce students and postdoctoral scientists to the wide array of biomedical careers early in their training, and provide them with experiences in the career they plan to pursue, in addition to their PhD studies and traditional postdoctoral training,» Rockey writes.

Twenty young women and 20 young men last week aced an early challenge in their scientific careers.

Postdoctoral fellowships enable the most talented early career scientists, trained in the life sciences or in the physical sciences, to extend their scientific repertoire in laboratories abroad.

The contributions and impact of Oehmen's early career research in data - intensive analytics applications have already resulted in 17 peer - reviewed publications in the open scientific literature, 3 book chapters, invited oral presentations at scientific conferences, and the release of the ScalaBLAST software.

The EMCR Program recognizes scientific and technical accomplishments, leadership and future promise demonstrated by LLNL scientists and engineers early in their careers — from five to 20 years since they received their most recent degree.

The Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists is a global prize, established in 2013 by the scientific journal Science and SciLifeLab, aimed at rewarding young scientists at an early stage of their careers.

The Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR), the Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programs (COMNAP) and the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) are working together to attract talented early - career researchers, scientists, engineers and other professionals to strengthen international capacity and cooperation in fields such as climate, biodiversity, conservation, humanities and astrophysics research.

Early success is a recurring theme in Michaela Gack's scientific career.

This award recognizes exceptional scientific merit of research conducted by oncology fellows and residents early in their careers, and encourages attendance at the annual American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Meeting.

Bestowed annually in memory of Laboratory Fellow Ron Brodzinski at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), the award recognizes PNNL scientists who publish outstanding scientific or engineering contributions to nationally important fields early in their professional careers.

Early - career researchers will need to time their application well, relative to their scientific maturity: ERC grants have become so competitive that if you don't reach a certain quality threshold in 1 year's call, you will be barred from applying the following 1 or 2 years.

Early - career researchers will need to time their application well, relative to their scientific maturity: ERC Grants have become so competitive that if you don't reach a certain quality threshold in 1 year's call, you will be barred from applying the following 1 or 2 years.

«Supporting talented researchers in their early career years is one key to building and maintaining an effective scientific workforce for the nation,» said Dr. Patricia M. Dehmer, acting director of DOE's Office of Science.

The house's owner pays a visit to Erin Gilbert (Kristen Wiig, Martian, 2015) a physics professor at Columbia University, who had written a book earlier in her career stating her belief in ghosts and her scientific theories regarding paranormal activity.

In the early 1990s, Höller abandoned his scientific career to devote himself to art.

In the early 1970s, at age sixty, Randi moved from a career as a magician (his stage name was the Amazing Randi) to a life focused on separating myth and illusion from reality as a co-founder of the Committee for Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal.

Research scientists these days are fully aware that the «publish or perish» mantra is the dominant, and indeed almost the only, factor determining promotion in the profession — particularly in the early years of a scientific career.

They can use these contacts to build a substantial scientific network even at an early stage in their careers.