Sentences with phrase «member of the research community»

Many members of the research community are concerned about this lack of investment.

The limitations on what members of the research community have done so far are that they looked at the services in isolation.

I also suggested that it is incomprehensible to me that a blog that has made the IPCC the object of scrutiny has «never heard of IIASA» when so many of their scientists are lead authors on IPCC reports, and dozens of their scientists have contributed as members of the research community, and their scientists are among the pioneers of climate science, and the person who is perhaps best know for his affiliation with IIASA is a close colleague of the blog owner.

Scheduled tours of JCAP's North laboratory facility in Berkeley, California, are also available for members of the research community with advance reservations.

Surprised to discover the lack of a service offering careers consultancy exclusively to researchers, Martin Gooden established Trinity Scott in 2015 with support and encouragement from members of the research community.

In this installment, we'll talk about a widely available resource that can help postdocs, as well as other members of the research community, deal with conflict at an informal stage — the ombudsman.

To do so, we needed to establish a process to enable members of the research community to carefully consider and discuss all the alternative targets that could be sequenced to address the goals of our institute, and then select the best target for the purpose,» said Dr. Peterson, who is also program director for the NHGRI 19s Large - Scale Sequencing Research Network.

MD - PhDs are vital members of the research community and are uniquely positioned to advance basic and clinical research.

Scheduled tours of JCAP's headquarters and primary laboratory facilities in Pasadena, California, are available to student groups (grades 10 and up) and members of the research community with advance reservations.

Universities need to show that people from all backgrounds are truly included as members of their research communities and are treated equitably.

During 2014, Science worked with members of the research community, other publishers, and representatives of funding agencies on many initiatives to increase transparency and promote reproducibility in the published research literature.

We invite feedback and contributions from all members of the research community as we continue to to build and develop this new resource!