Sentences with phrase «in their scientific careers when»

Thos happen later on in their scientific careers when they manage to run labs with big groups.

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Her career comes full circle on Monday when she becomes director of AAAS» Science & Technology Policy Fellowships Program, which, since 1973, has helped some 3,300 scientists and engineers ply their scientific knowledge and related skills in the policy arena, solving problems big and small facing leaders in Congress, executive agencies and judicial offices.

Mathematician Jennifer Pearl's scientific career was already taking shape when the American Association for the Advancement of Science granted her a one - year fellowship that places hundreds of scientists and engineers in policy positions spread over each of the three branches of government.

This was when I started my career in teaching English for Science and Technology, travelling once a week to the Nuclear Research Centre in Karlsruhe, Germany, to teach scientific staff there.

Choosing a career in industry may seem risky at a time when the pharmaceutical industry has shed many scientific jobs as a result of the global recession and looming restructuring of the drug - development process.

A truly successful career as a musician takes a full - time effort, and that's simply not realistic when I spend most of my time in the laboratory, but I've learned to be much more efficient in my practicing and have adopted a more scientific approach to problem - solving in the practice room.

When You're Shy, All the World is a Stage 29 April 2005 Scientific trainees are often expected to perform in their career - to defend their PhD thesis, participate in an interview for a fellowship, or present their work at a conference.

At a time when international travel is a key component in a scientific career, for some nationalities obtaining travel visas is complicated and still more so when not living in their country of origin.

When we at Science first recognized the crying need among young people for better mentoring about scientific careers — and about alternative careers to research — we never dreamed that our efforts to fill the need would be viewed as equally valuable in Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, China, and now Germany.

When government funding for research depends on annual Congressional appropriations (as it always does, at least in the U.S.), the direction of careers can depend on decisions made by politicians that have little, if anything, to do with scientific needs.

24 year - old Emma Craven (Bojana Novakovic) was a recent MIT grad with a promising career doing scientific research for a company called Northmoor when she was shot to death in the doorway of her dad's home.

While scientific inquiry is extremely important for everyone from young kids to career politicians, when it comes time to vote in November anyone with a bone in the scientific fight has a pretty clear option.

I can handle terrifying predictions (I've gotten good at turning off the emotional part of my brain when necessary) but the smearing of scientists, scientific organizations, and science itself, as well as the abandonment of facts in the media that has fallen prey to repeating these smears, makes me really worry about what kind of career I'm getting myself in for.

Ask them why they are addressing a book of unestablished work to the general public when in the rest of their career they established their hypotheses (hopefully) by addressing their work to scientific peers who could check their findings by repeated experiments and observations.