Sentences with phrase «publication record»

The successful applicant will have faculty with a strong publication record in the field and demonstrated experience with the editorial process (as editor, associate editor, or editorial board member).

While he was there, he says, he didn't think too much about his career ambitions, but he did learn the importance of getting a good publication record.

He was an inspiring teacher and supervisor, which when coupled with his extensive publication record, will ensure his legacy persists.

It is very hard to come back to academia unless you keep an active publication record going.

And don't think that a terrific publication record is all you'll need to move from industry to academia.

What is the most important factor in developing a successful publication record?

Fortunately I was offered a job based on my total publication record, and not just on the papers resulting from my most recent work.

«It can be very hard to break into academia and to do so you've really got to have a good publication record,» he says.

Especially if you have a strong publication record, your status as a scientist makes you relevant to the debate from the outset.

She had a few possibilities in mind, but the reputation and publication record of Kim Nasmyth put his laboratory at the Austrian Institute of Molecular Pathology at the top of her list; besides, she says, «I considered Vienna a lovely city, particularly as I play the piano and adore classical music!»

Entitled «Collaboration, Stars, and the Changing Organization of Science: Evidence from Evolutionary Biology,» the study defines stars as researchers with publication records that place them among the top 10 % of producers in their field.

You will study with renowned scientists with excellent publication records who are committed to helping you lay the foundations for a successful career in translational research.

Using the MEDLINE database, they compiled publication records for each lab.

His leadership of more than 40 field studies across the globe, expertise in both advanced measurement techniques and numerical modeling, and extensive publication record attest to Guenther's standing as an international scientific authority.

His scanty publication record made him «an embarrassment to the department when they did research assessment exercises,» he says, as quoted in The Guardian.

He is well known for his active publication record including monographs on artists Terry Adkins, Nancy Grossman, Corita Kent, Nicholas Krushenick, Tim Rollins and K.O.S., Alma Thomas, and Fred Tomaselli.

France is one of the few countries that provide permanent research positions following a 30 - minute interview (other criteria such as publication record are, of course, also considered).

This year's most popular column was Overcoming a Poor Publication Record, so I'm happy to have found another article with advice on publishing in academic science.

Although she had a solid publication record, «I had barely thought of the timeline I gave myself to set up my career and become independent.

This visa is frequently used by postdocs who can show that their field of research is making a unique and important contribution to knowledge, such as a distinguished publication record or a small but critical research specialty.

But on one critically important metric — how hot the planet will get from a doubling of the pre-industrial concentration of greenhouse gases, a k a «climate sensitivity» — some climate researchers with substantial publication records are shifting toward the lower end of the warming spectrum.

But McIntyre's thin publication record suggests that his prominence has less to do with any compelling scientific analysis, and much more to do with astute promotion.

Star applicants can demonstrate — via extensive and prestigious publication records facilitated by relationships with senior stars — that they have a better chance than most of winning funding.

The ranking takes into account a wealth of quantitative and qualitative data captured in the five major lists, from surveys of corporate recruiters, MBA graduates, deans and faculty publication records, to median GPA and GMAT scores of entering students, as well as salary and employment statistics for the latest graduating class.

Portuguese publication Record is claiming that Benfica youngster is so close to joining Manchester United that he already has his bags packed.

Moreover, the tenured scientist pointed out, it's become increasingly hard for researchers under 45 — even those with a robust publication record — to get money to investigate new ideas.

Publication records weigh heavily in hiring, funding, and promotion decisions, and departments, hiring managers, and personnel committees want to know how, and how much, a candidate contributed to a collaborative project.

The findings also agree with previous studies showing that a good publication record increases scientists» likelihood of moving, likely due to their attractiveness to other institutions.

She had already seen that this could work out well: When she was picking a Ph.D. adviser, she took her undergraduate research adviser's suggestion and joined the lab of his former graduate student, becoming the lab's first Ph.D. student and coming away with a prolific publication record and a strong relationship with her graduate adviser.

A string of impressive publications can propel a young scientist to the next academic stage, whereas an insufficient publication record can derail a career.

Research funders should take an applicant's publication record into account when weighing the costs of animal suffering against the potential benefits of the research.

During this first experience at a western lab, with such resources suddenly at my disposal, I realised that I could be in the very thick of research action and that, despite my limited publication record, I was well trained to contribute.

Furthermore, with mounting publish or perish pressure [9], researchers without a continuous publication record often either quit or are forced to quit, since it becomes difficult to attract further funding for their work [10].

Going into the fall of 2015, I was in my fifth year as a postdoc, with a respectable publication record, though not a flashy one, by the standards of my field.

This will help to keep continuing NSO publications records accurate and current.

-- the board of directors doesn't have any actual scientist in it — the CSO has a pretty much non existent publication record, other than a few articles associated with the «drug» — there is only one published paper on the effects of the «drug» in a mouse model of MS.. A model that most likely has very little relevance with the actual MS disease — the «drug» is simply dead, lipid stripped, acne causing bacteria.

Leibman, the chief scientist at the Earth Cryosphere Institute of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, has studied permafrost since 1973 and has a remarkable publication record.

Roger A. Pielke Jr., a researcher at the University of Colorado with a long publication record on climate and disaster trends was one of the 31 experts nominated by the United States to be an author of that study, but was not among the 13 chosen.

But Dr. Pielke's publication record appears to be far more extensive than that of any of the other American researchers chosen to serve on the writing team.

The problem, apparently, was that the actual publication record was either over his head or yielded a message he was disinclined to report, or both.

However, Michaels (2008) scrutinized the two most prestigious journals, Nature and Science, in the field of global warming, and by using vote - counting meta - analysis, confirmed a skewed publication record.

If McIntyre didn't have such a paltry publication record, it would be easier to critique his argument.