Sentences with phrase «such researchers»

It uses the latest technology and commits to making the invaluable work of such researchers available worldwide, quickly and efficiently.

If the supervision of such researchers were sufficiently close and adequate, there would be no cost - saving in using them as researchers.

Funding for such researchers is provided by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, CIHR, iCore, the Alberta Heritage Foundation for Health Research, and the Alberta Heritage Foundation for Science and Engineering Research.

Of course this is in total denial of the work by such researchers as Stephen Ceci, author of the book Jeopardy in the Courtroom, published by the American Psychological Association.

Nedal Said was one such researcher working to make a positive impact in his home country of Syria.

An investigation by Science has identified at least two dozen such researchers who have managed to resume productive academic research careers after being debarred.

They say such researchers may have testified before congressional committees, written articles or spoken at conferences, emphasizing the role of natural forces in climate change, or questioning evidence and computer models that emphasize predominantly human causes.

PolySwarm provides frictionless access to thousands of such researchers, enabling traditional information sharing agreements with non-traditional participants.

He knows well the experience and skills that such researchers can bring to China, having spent nearly 30 years working in the US when he took up the directorship in 1999.

One such researcher was chemical engineer Jens Nørskov, who started using them to study catalysts for breaking down water into hydrogen and oxygen while he was at the Technical University of Denmark in Lyngby, and later expanded the work as director of the SUNCAT Center for the computational study of catalysis at Stanford University in California.

One such researcher is Joanne Tarasuik, of the Swinburne University of Technology in Australia.

In the 3 years that the programme has so far been running, EMBO has «adopted» 103 such researchers.

One such researcher, Needhi Bhalla, received her Ph.D. in biochemistry from the University of California, San Francisco, in 2002.

I was among many such researchers some weeks ago at a valuable event on disinformation at the University of Pennsylvania (where, by the way, most of the academics in attendance scoffed at the idea that Cambridge Analytica actually had a secret sauce and any great power to influence elections... but now's not the time for that argument).