Sentences with phrase «scientist position you're applying for»

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Scientists who anticipate technological advances and think about how to apply the data they generate are positioned for a career of discoveries, Zhang says.

These changes will end the currently common, but antisocial, practice of pretending to employ young scientists at a different university after the termination of their temporary contract without providing them with the opportunity to apply for a permanent position.

When I became aware that the Toxicology section of CFS in Toronto was hiring scientists, and after a positive telephone conversation with a member of the director?s office, I decided, with some trepidation, to jump ship and apply for a position.

The report calls for a battery of government and institutional measures to better support scientists on short - term contracts, including gathering comprehensive data on their working conditions, helping them devise career plans, creating more academic jobs, and encouraging them to apply for permanent positions.

Blasco would like to encourage women scientists in particular to apply for permanent positions.

Another challenge scientists face when applying for a technical position is writing a résumé to fit the audience.

If you are a biomedical scientist with a faculty position, you technically qualify to apply for an NIH research grant.

The mentor helped Peter think constructively about applying for positions in laboratories and gave several examples of disabled scientists working for the National Health Service.

How do I apply for a permanent position at New Scientist?

And they are likely to be a shock for both foreign and Chinese scientists working overseas who might apply for positions in China.

Toward the end of your research training, you can apply for a K22 or K99 / R00 (either the parent K99 / R00 or the NIAID Physician - Scientist K99 / R00) to ease your transition into a faculty position.

Known for a rigor that verges on medieval, Tefaf had climbed to its august position on vetting, a process of prior and on - site verification undertaken by its team of conservators and forensic scientists beginning with connoisseurship and involving techniques now being applied to contemporary art that are so advanced as to warrant a parenthesis.

Position Summary: The Center for Urban Science and Progress (CUSP) at New York University seeks a Data Curator: an information scientist who will work with faculty, researchers, and students in applied urban science to acquire and organize data related to New York City.

It is important to know the job description of a forensic scientist if you are applying for the position so that you can be well prepared for the duties and responsibilities you will be required to perform.

The responsibilities of a social scientist are presented further on, together with a sample resume, which can be tailored to the candidate's needs and used when applying for such a position.