Sentences with phrase «established scientists»

Scientific education is an induction into the habits of thought and activity presented by text books, and an initiation into the practice of established scientists.

The support and guidance of more established scientists — and also peers — will greatly facilitate your career progress.

Most importantly, the country needs several established scientists of international acclaim to provide leadership role in emerging areas.

Nevertheless, the leaders must be established scientists at one or more institutions and can not be employed in industry at the time of application.

That illustrates why younger, less established scientists should avoid doing «pure» replication studies.

It can even build confidence and excitement toward continuing in a career in science, because it helps them visualize themselves as established scientists one day.

Accomplishing this to a meaningful extent will require an extraordinary commitment by the NIH leadership, and extraordinary vision and selflessness from established scientists who will need to set aside their own scientific agendas, and support proposals that are essential to the long - term well being of American scientists.

Aifantis then spent a couple of years doing research with other established scientists in New York, Hong Kong, St. Petersburg in Russia, and Sheffield in the U.K. while interacting with her father's group at Aristotle University.

Early successes at UT Austin have led six universities, including three more in the UT System, to replicate the approach in which students work in teams to conduct research projects with guidance from established scientist mentors.

This interdisciplinary conference will bring together the new generation of scientists who analyse transcription at the systems level, with established scientists whose seminal work paved the way to understanding the transcription process.

It may also, he says, «help our group to join collaborative networks which tend to include the already established scientists but not the junior research groups.»

Ultimately, though, Goss believes the real winners are the students who choose to study at Bio21, not established scientists like him.

Whitehall Foundation grants are awarded to established scientists working in neurobiology.

In these essays he urges us not to neglect our duty to the young and to be kind to the Russians, some of whose established scientists, I understand, have not been paid for months: one, it was reported, was recently given a tea set in lieu of a salary — the value to be deducted from his next pay cheque.

But where other centers may hire established scientists who have already done Nobel - quality work, «generally, the Nobel Prizes we've won have been for work done here,» LMB Director Hugh Pelham says.

When the «green» argument was still struggling for respectability, established scientists used to assert confidently that practices such as dumping waste in the sea or allowing radioactive emissions were «safe».

And creating «old boys» networks» is no longer something only established scientists do; young European scientists set up their own European networks, with the aim of having a voice in the scientific world, helping each other out, and developing contacts for the future.

Before Club Biotech went public and started its activities, we spent 6 months talking with established scientists about what we should consider in starting our organisation, and how they might be able to support us.

The program extends the Thousand Talents program, which in 2008 began recruiting established scientists under the age of 55 with a $ 150,000 signing bonus and generous salaries and startup packages — this is what brought Shi to Tsinghua University.

It's easier to do research in a lab with more resources and fewer insecurities, but most established scientists spend less time in the lab and more time traveling to conferences and invited lectures, in grant - review meetings, and on other activities.

Next year, the mathematics division will begin a $ 2 million program to make the undergraduate math curriculum an entry point rather than a bottleneck for science majors, whereas the physics division is planning a $ 1 million effort to help established scientists move into new fields.

Even those who have attained one of those rare, coveted professorships are under intense strain: A preoccupation with funding and other career - related metrics crowds out real discovery among aspiring and established scientists alike.

The SSF's Future Research Leaders grants, for example, have been awarded to 18 to 21 relatively established scientists in strategic fields every 3 years.

In doing so, I hope to inspire established scientists at all institutions to involve more community college students in research projects and to remind these researchers of the tremendous potential many of these students have to influence the future of the scientific community.

The principle of a forum is to assemble a group of some 20 established scientists wishing to explore a topic of especial interest or timeliness over a period of some days.

The membership is diverse, and includes established scientists, postdoctoral fellows, students, and individuals with a keen interest in behavioural neurogenetics.

There is no reason climate scientists can't interrupt their thinking about the melting of the Arctic ice cap (or whatever area their research focuses on) and start thinking about a peer - reviewed paper in a mainstream scientific journal by a well - established scientist dealing with global warming.

Ruiz Gutiérrez called the event «the young people's march» and said among more established scientists, «marching hasn't been our style» — though she believes that may change thanks to the example set by U.S. scientists today.

What hope is there that, during a time of flat budgets, NIH will manage to implement new policies that, if they work as intended, will result in the transfer of research support away from established scientists and toward their younger colleagues?

Established scientists like the late Barry Commoner have also played prominent roles in environmental activism.

It was an example of how the government and researchers — from well established scientists to those just beginning their careers — can work together to foster scientific opportunities in laboratories across the country.»

Female researchers reported most often that they were the targets of researchers who were superior to them in rank — either more - established scientists working on the same sites, or leaders of the research.

«Bell Labs did not hire established scientists,» Dr. Chu said.

By BRIAN WYNNE and SUE MAYER When the «green» argument was still struggling for respectability, established scientists used to assert confidently that practices such as dumping waste in the sea or allowing radioactive emissions were «safe».

By providing established scientists and veterinarians with financial support to pursue advanced scientific training, this program addresses one of the top reasons interested students don't pursue animal health research careers: financial burden.

Similar to Hollywood, it is the tenured and established scientists who do speak out against the groupthink and in doing so, bring down the wrath of the climate establishment upon themselves.

«I am delighted to see that yet another independent group of established scientists has come to the conclusion that [the hobbit skull] is a pathological specimen,» says R. D. Martin of the Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois.