Sentences with phrase «of academic science»

For all the lip service about interdisciplinary and collaborative science, the culture of academic science values independence and self - reliance.

Unfortunately, she says that another stigma — against women advancing into the upper realms of academic science — remains a barrier.

I had opened the door into the world of academic science; now I learned that I could never forget it.

The academic scientists would do their work following the good practices of academic science.

I am proud to stand up my professional relationships to such scrutiny as serving the best interests of my academic science and role as a public - sector educator.

For decades, trainees — graduate students and postdocs — have performed most of the day - to - day work of academic science.

Yet in the culture of academic science, there is a widespread belief that an excessive focus on safety can work against the goal of discovery.

But some areas, like marketing, seem outside the realm of academic science.

The recommendation to emphasize research attempts to impress upon you, the young scientist, the fact that establishing yourself in the world of academic science will be difficult.

The action items approved at the meeting do appear to constitute a pioneering effort to bring substantive change to the culture and practice of academic science.

The interests of academic science are represented by various well - funded and experienced lobbying operations supported by research universities, medical schools, professional and scientific societies, and others.

It's impossible to say whether the ASBMB sample is representative of academic science as a whole, notes Benjamin Corb, ASBMB's public affairs director, but it does at least indicate that layoffs are both a reality and a threat in academia.

As in other areas of academic science, success normally hinges on active publishing and getting out to the right conferences so that people know what you're doing.

I think that this says something about the insular nature of academic science: «If I don't know who your principal investigator (PI) is, you're not likely to get a job interview with me.»

The discussion touched upon the commercialization of academic science, conflicts in biomedical research, and gene patents.

For the intrepid and diehard curious, the dispute at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is an extraordinary lesson in the complexity of academic science.

Fang is among a small yet tenacious group of scientists who study the culture of academic science alongside their other lines of research.

Bridle also knew that the culture of academic science dictated working long hours, but she decided she didn't want this lifestyle.

The pact will do nothing, however, about the root cause of their plight, the dysfunctional pyramid structure of academic science, which encourages exploitation of young researchers.

The question of why women continue to be underrepresented in the top ranks of academic science — despite their rapidly growing numbers among both recipients of advanced degrees and junior faculty members in scientific subjects — has attracted intense attention.

She is profoundly deaf, and the barriers she has faced have left her with a very dim view of academic science in the United Kingdom.

The review process, and all of the critical thinking, analysis, organizational, and communications skills that are sharpened while pursuing it, is an essential element of academic science.

Creating an inclusive scientific community, particularly within the context of academic science, is a challenging and multidimensional issue.

«Gender fairness prevails in most fields of academic science.»

Interestingly, both of these changes share a common thread that has the potential to profoundly shift the academic science landscape: the treatment of trainee scientists as workers, at least for the purposes of labor laws, rather than as trainees in a special category, as has been the «labor - of - love» philosophy of academic science to date.

An active, renowned member of the academic science community until the very end, Perham was distinguished for his work on the chemistry of proteins and the assembly of giant protein complexes and was a leader in bringing the power of protein - engineering approaches to problems of protein structure and function.

The project consists of academic science facilities, student union space, two housing facilities, a power plant, and parking and other infrastructure.Responses due December 30, 2014.

Similarly in climate - change, the era of academic science is passing... citizen - science, enterprise - science, community - science, and security - science now all are claiming their rightful role as stake - holding paticipants.

In stark contrast to many areas of academic science, researchers with clinical degrees have good jobs waiting for them at the end of their long roads, say administrators at the nation's academic medical programs.

I think that this says something about the insular nature of academic science.

The discussion touched upon the commercialization of academic science, conflicts in biomedical research, and gene patents.

Delaglio looks back on these years spent working outside of the realm of academic science as tremendously valuable.

Leboy agrees that, «we have to change the culture of academic science.»

Grad school and the postdoc years often involve intense immersion in the culture and values of academic science.