Sentences with phrase «of a scientific career»

Despite the considerable challenges of a scientific career — relatively low pay, long hours, a very long training phase, and a tight job market — scientists say they enjoy the work.

Which of these — or other — problems a researcher chooses, and how those problems are defined and pursued, determines the course of a scientific career.

If you get the opportunity to travel as part of your scientific career, take it.

It's time to take control of your scientific career and get where you want to be.

It gives me a lot of satisfaction to be actively working toward positive changes in the field rather than just worrying about the future of my scientific career and the difficulties of postdoc life.

You see, my impending lack of funding will not mean the end of my scientific career, because I don't intend to let it.

One of the best things you can do at the start of your scientific career is find a mentor.

It was an important milestone in the development of her scientific career.

They call for more coherent government oversight and stronger support of scientific careers.

And it's not only in the early stages that mobility is an essential element of a scientific career.

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

These early magical exploits, he says, were the germ of his scientific career.

Some marriages aren't strong enough to withstand the strains of a scientific career.

He shared the progress of his scientific career with us, the papers he published and his most important findings.

As with all vaccines, regardless of the death and misery some of them cause, you do not say a bad word about vaccines and expect continuation of your scientific career.

In both of these segments of my scientific career, I have always presented — and continue to present — what I believe to be the truth.

It's a signal, I hope, that public and political engagement is a legitimate part of a scientific career.

Heike Kamerlingh Onnes spent most of his scientific career in the quest to achieve the lowest temperatures possible.

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.

Daniele Filippetto, a Berkeley Lab scientist who is leading HiRES, has for much of his scientific career focused on building electron sources, also called «electron guns,» that can drive advanced X-ray lasers known as «free - electron lasers.»

For a host of reasons, the challenges of scientific career advancement can be especially daunting for women, foreign trainees, racial and ethnic minorities, and first - generation college students; mentorship can help bridge this gap.

Additionally, popular books such as Guide to Nontraditional Careers in the Sciences by Karen Young Kreeger (Taylor and Francis) and Jump Start Your Career in Bioscience by Chandra B. Louise (Peer Productions) are good resources for information on the diversity of scientific careers.

An accomplished career Beyond his mentoring, Tol was a change agent at the NIH, where he spent most of his scientific career.

The goal is to encourage students, from all nationalities, in their pursuit of a scientific career and give them experience in an international laboratory.

He later came to regard his doctoring of the field equations as the fundamental blunder of his scientific career» (Swimme, unpublished paper).

Looking back, he now realizes that these conversations, and the articles and books they both read, shaped the direction of his scientific career, both in terms of his interests and the courses he took.

If publications and grants are the bread and butter of a scientific career, conferences are the marmalade.

What has Europe achieved in the field of scientific careers while the Netherlands has held the European presidency?

At the time, the prospects of a scientific career in India looked dim: «Everyone was pretty realistic about science in India.

They identified the «interruption of a scientific career and funding gaps between research stages» as a key hurdle in the professional life of young researchers and took the view that «steps must be taken to avoid [this].»

What's the purpose of a scientific career?

If we make an arbitrary assumption about the average length of a scientific career — let's assume it lasts 20 years — then we can conclude that about 24 % of all science Ph.D. recipients work in academia.

«But it was not a good idea from the point of view of a scientific career.

Kat Arney praises the humble tea mug that lies at the heart of every scientific career.

«I am a geneticist but I am also a veterinarian and having the ability to eliminate a disease as painful and debilitating as IVDD is the most satisfying result of my scientific career,» Bannasch said.

Professional activities on committees, in scientific and professional societies, and in government have long been laudable aspects of a scientific career.

«When I saw the results of this latest experiment, it was one of the best moments of my scientific career.»

As a member of the Scientific Careers Research and Development Group, he is interested in issues pertaining to scientific training and careers, particularly those related to improving diversity.

Even though obtaining hard data was rather difficult, the authors of the report were in the position of concluding that the number of immigrants was relatively low at every rank of the scientific career ladder.

But as a kid, I wasn't so advanced as to dream of a scientific career — I was just thrilled by all the adventures of the polar pioneers.

Publishing is one of the most ballyhooed metrics of scientific careers, and every researcher hates to have a gap in that part of his or her CV.

More grants for early independence may contribute to the nation's overproduction of Ph.D. scientists and the diminished attractiveness of scientific careers.

Pursuing your own research ideas, getting your own funding, and running your own laboratory are the holy grails of scientific careers in academia.

Long considered the capstone of a scientific career in China, election to the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) confers so much prestige on those anointed that organizations often try to recruit CAS members or reward their own with a guarantee of lifetime employment.

Our training programme offers researchers a wide range of workshops to enhance their scientific skills, like courses on statistics, microscopy and bioinformatics.There is also more technical training, for instance in specific experimental techniques, so they become better prepared for the varied demands of a scientific career.

To enable researchers at an early stage of their scientific career to carry out a clearly defined research project at a place of their choice abroad or to acquaint themselves with new scientific research methods