Sentences with phrase «talented scientists in»

Seeding Labs Seeding Labs is a Massachusetts - based nonprofit that helps talented scientists in developing countries conduct life - changing research by ensuring they have access to the right resources: equipment, training and colleagues worldwide.

«This work was driven by talented scientists in the lab: graduate students Lian He and Peng Tan and postdoctoral research fellow Guolin Ma, Ph.D.,» Zhou said, «who fearlessly undertook this daunting project and overcame all the challenging obstacles to make this technique into reality.»

As a postdoc at Merck, Gervais was pleased to discover that there are «a lot of very talented scientists in industry who were able to devote some time to basic research.»

To fill critical gaps in the information needed to inform the wide range of decisions within the bureau, BOEM facilitates world class research by talented scientists in many disciplines.

Not exact matches

«Our sole objective was to hire the most talented scientists and engineers to help lead the company and our cities to a driverless future,» he said in a statement (as reported by the Times.)

«Our sole objective was to hire the most talented scientists and engineers to help lead the company and our cities to a driverless future,» he said in a statement.

In their second season under coordinator Gregg Williams, this young and ridiculously talented group finally has a grasp on the various pressure concepts, alignments and coverage disguises that Williams, a mad scientist with an appetite for risk, has built his career on.

When you partner with us, you'll work with scientists and physicians who are not only among the most talented in Boston but among the brightest in the world.

«Job prospects in these sectors continue to look strong, with companies continually seeking talented graduate engineers and scientists, as well as technicians and apprentices,» says Linda Deleay, IET's Awards and Prizes Manager.

The discussion focused on the Ph.D. career crisis more as a structural issue of «overproduction» than as a calamity for tens of thousands of talented and dedicated aspiring scientists who have invested crucial years of their lives in the hope of taking their place among those advancing the nation's scientific enterprise.

Greater research resources, job opportunities, and living conditions often lead talented Eastern European scientists to establish their careers in the West.

There are so few African -, Hispanic -, and Native Americans in academic science that many scientific elders, especially in the minority community, hate to see a talented young scientist escape.

Yet the current postdoctoral arrangements seem to be discouraging talented graduates from becoming academic scientists and may not be fostering best practices in the scientific endeavor.

Every year, the MIT Technology Review «35 Innovators Under 35» (TR35) program recognizes talented scientists who pursue groundbreaking business ideas, at an early stage in their career.

To encourage young researchers, CAST gives an award every other year for talented young scientists, and five years ago, started an annual award for young women scientists, funded by L'Oréal (China) as an extension of the L'Oréal - UNESCO Women in Science Partnership.

Since 2000, the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO)-- an organisation dedicated to promoting biological science in Europe — has used its Young Investigator Programme (YIP) to help talented life scientists start independent research careers in Europe

The plan for science and technology proposed by the Obama campaign, for example, calls for «comprehensive immigration reform that improves our visa programs to attract some of the world's most talented people to America» and supports an increase in the number of foreign scientists and technical people permitted to study, work, and stay in the United States.

Most have paid for their independence, in a harder career path than equally talented scientists who follow the research agendas of the big professors.

But perhaps schemes such as that run by Telethon offer a glimmer of hope for brighter prospects and more security for talented Italian research scientists in the future.

Talented scientists who return after a stay abroad often don't manage to persist in their objective of doing research in Ecuador, observes Mena's former collaborator Enrique Quintana Ortí, a professor at the Jaume I University in Castellón de la Plana in Spain, «because... infrastructure is scarce and administrative tasks are abundant.»

The first tier contains items that many young scientists would expect from their supervisors: mentoring; communication; setting a direction and vision for the research group; providing opportunities to network with other scientists; providing funding for postdocs» research or giving them significant help in obtaining their own grants; training; creating a work culture and environment that encourages individuals to treat everybody with respect and encourages collaboration; creating an ambience that keeps group members satisfied and attracts talented scientists to the group; and offering postdocs opportunities to explore options for their careers once their fellowships have ended.

Unfortunately, the situation has now got even worse in France and I feel that many talented young scientists are choosing to stay overseas: the recent protest demonstrations in France have conveyed this feeling of dissatisfaction.

The institutions formed the Coalition for Next Generation Life Science in response to the focus of many new Ph.D. s. solely on a limited number of traditional faculty positions and to the lack of good marketplace information on training and career options for talented life scientists.

Each year, it gives 700 talented undergraduates an intensive introduction to the life of a scientist, subsidizing their education, putting them to work in the lab, and offering them one - on - one career counseling.

«The quality of science in Poland has suffered from two main, mutually related problems: catastrophical level of funding over the last few decades and brain drain of young, talented scientists seeking careers in North America and Western Europe,» says Adam Szewczyk, the Nencki Institute's acting director.

The AAAS Annual Meeting brings together more than 10,000 of the world's most talented and diverse scientists — yet this year select international participants who have made valuable contributions to the scientific community may not attend, due to ongoing uncertainty about the recent immigration and visa order implemented in the United States.

It is essential to work with the best and most talented scientists irrespective of where they are based in the world,» he said.

And do it in the company of 200 + talented global scientists and engineers.

However, the chance to focus purely on the research I love, the opportunity to work in some of the most remote and extreme parts of the world, alongside a mix of talented scientists from a range of disciplines, are all benefits of the research - centric life that I'd not give up lightly.

In the article and the book he describes how many successful scientists are mathematically «semiliterate», and reveals how, as a 32 - year - old Harvard professor, he sat with undergraduates (some his own students) to learn calculus and achieve an undistinguished C. His aim is not to deter, but to encourage talented would - be scientists who aren't naturals with numbers.

Scientific quality, revealed in such factors as publishing in leading journals, being a recognized leader in the field, and attracting talented scientists to the group and keeping them happy featured in answers from 65 percent of respondents.

In these perilous economic times, we can not afford to underinvest in our nation's most talented scientistIn these perilous economic times, we can not afford to underinvest in our nation's most talented scientistin our nation's most talented scientists.

Although the Royal Society doesn't have any say in who gets those visas, Nurse says the organization has concerns and will be «monitoring» the situation to make sure talented young scientists aren't turned away from the United Kingdom.

Postdoctoral fellowships enable the most talented early career scientists, trained in the life sciences or in the physical sciences, to extend their scientific repertoire in laboratories abroad.

The AU - TWAS award scheme aims to recognise and reward talented young scientists in Africa.

GigaGen seeks a talented, highly motivated Senior Scientist in Immunology to work on cutting - edge research funded by a $ 50 million co-development deal with Grifols, plus Phase II SBIR grants from the NCI and NIAID.

Since then, the Institute has built a state - of - the - art laboratory from the ground up, recruited a staff of talented scientists with proven track records in drug discovery and development, and developed a portfolio of projects that are being driven aggressively toward the clinic.

«In the almost 30 years I have been at LLNL, I have had the privilege to work with and lead an extremely talented group of physicists, engineers, computer scientists and technicians.

The Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR), the Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programs (COMNAP) and the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) are working together to attract talented early - career researchers, scientists, engineers and other professionals to strengthen international capacity and cooperation in fields such as climate, biodiversity, conservation, humanities and astrophysics research.

Qualified candidate must be a motivated, talented and disciplined scientist having excellent expertise in behaviorally assessing various rodent models of neurodegenerative disease.

Bringing together a group of talented, energetic, dedicated research scientists and university students willing to accept the challenge of working in a remote area, the formation of TEAM BUFO has generated an enormous increase in our understanding of cane toads and their impacts on biodiversity.

When the right tools are placed in the hands of talented scientists around the world, life - changing research happens.

Designed to nurture future leaders in science, the Whitehead Fellows program provides a handful of exceptionally talented young scientists the rare opportunity to set up an independent research program as an alternative to a traditional postdoctoral position.

AU - TWAS Prize for Young Scientists The AU - TWAS award scheme aims to recognise and reward talented young scientists Scientists The AU - TWAS award scheme aims to recognise and reward talented young scientists scientists in Africa.

Since 1964, Canadian supporters have helped fund some of the world's most talented scientists who are conducting cutting - edge research, which has a major impact on the world we live in.

Award: The European Academy of Sciences (EURASC) announces an award for highly talented young scientists successfully working in European Universities or Research Institutions.

The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, ME is seeking an exceptionally talented and highly motivated Computational Scientist to lead research efforts to use machine vision for mouse phenotyping.

Contributing equally, or perhaps even more, to the evolution of the green revolution was the talented supporting leadership that has been provided by the centers to the national programs through temporary assignments of mature scientists skilled in organizing crop production programs to assist in the development of the national production campaigns.

Medical scientists have been studying the human body for hundreds of years, yet many things that happens in the body still remains unknown to even the most talented professionals in the medical industry.

And they sometimes attract talented adults — and the firms that employ such folks — to move to town because they can see education offerings there that they want for their daughters and sons, kids who may become tomorrow's scientists and engineers and thus help boost the nation's competitiveness in the global market.