Sentences with phrase «training of young scientists»

Schütte, a consultant with ProSciencia and a former research associate at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Göttingen, gave her lecture during a daylong workshop on research project management that's part of a series called TRAYSS PRIME (shorthand for Training of Young Scientists in Project and Innovation Management).

BSRI has since inception, been firmly committed to the advanced training of young scientists in the areas of transfusion medicine, infectious disease, immunology and epidemiology.

We need more widespread and systematic training of young scientists on legal and ethical aspects of scientific work — intellectual property, privacy, ethics of authorship and of data exchange, and so on.

Her experience abroad was made possible by a 2 - year, category B20, 4th Framework Marie Curie Fellowship, which provides funding for the training of young scientists in European laboratories outside of their home countries.

These results have implications for the training of young scientists and for their academic career prospects, Walsh and Lee argue.

Perhaps the greatest advantage to hosting ITER would be the training of young scientists, which would have benefits both direct and indirect.

In the second article, she asks how Germany?s research funding agencies and university rectors think the reform law will influence the training of young scientists.

Dr. Allison: I think CRI plays a very important role in, among other things, funding the training of young scientists and trying to interest them in cancer, particularly cancer immunology.

At the Institute of Organic Chemistry, a lot of attention paid to the training of young scientists.

During her time as a graduate student and postdoctoral fellow, she became interested in science education and in the training of young scientists for the biomedical workforce of the future.