Sentences with phrase «young scientists feel»

This comment, I think, reflects the frustration many young scientists feel with the monastic - scientist approach after — or in the midst of — those extended postdoc years.

Traditional science education doesn't embrace entrepreneurship, so many young scientists feel unqualified.

Many young scientists feel split between their Ph.D. obligations — making revisions, cleaning their lab space, or writing those last few papers — and their new job.

«Should the petition gain sufficient support, it would be a very public demonstration of just how many of Europe's young scientists feel about their career prospects.

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The more time young adults spend on social media, the more likely they are to feel isolated, a report from scientists at the University of Pittsburgh reveals.

Lemaire partly attributes this to young scientists falling into the trap of always feeling they need more experience to compete.

Precisely what is sapping young people of their natural impulse to feel for others remains mysterious, however, because scientists can not design a study to evaluate changes that occurred in the past.

«It felt great the first time I had a call,» one young scientist told me recently.

Then, it is important for all young scientists to develop a feel for what resources are needed for their research.

Also, feel free to contact us with your story ideas at any time: Next Wave is happy to support and mentor young writing scientists!

Dear Next Wavers, Inspired by your writing competition, I felt it might be useful for other young scientists to read about my experiences with the transition from biochemistry to patent law.

Gjörloff - Wingren feels that young scientists should be more open - minded about possible careers.

Some young scientists even feel that some of the more conservative European institutions discriminate against those who have trained overseas, even when these scientists have received the best training.

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.

One of the most important career advancement assets young scientists receive from the reviewing process is that «you're getting a feel for your field and what's going on,» says Kijewski - Correa.

Find out about this mentor and her life, and why she feels it important to find time in her busy schedule to mentor young scientists.

Such efforts, they felt, would help to disperse some of the confusion and misperceptions that exist in the occasionally fragile relationship between Europe's industries and academic institutions — confusion that impedes informed career development by young scientists.

When intellectual support or encouragement is lacking — or when the freedom to engage in creative thought is stifled — young scientists can feel dispirited, isolated, or disappointed.

We felt that we might be missing the truly outstanding young scientists because of the intense competition for a limited number of slots each year.»

And, finding myself amongst so many scientists — 30 Nobel Laureates and 400 young physicists from 80 countries — I felt like a kid in a candy store.

They generously shared their exceptional research as well as their life experiences and advice for us young scientists, and I feel really fortunate that I was given the opportunity to partake in this event.

I feel so fortunate that I had the chance to experience the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting and I encourage every young scientist to attend it.

The truth is that scientists have taken a fresh look at C — and have found lots of new ways it can help you stay healthy and look and feel younger.

I hope young readers of all backgrounds will feel inspired to learn more about these amazing scientists, musicians, artists, athletes, writers, activists, and other people of courage.

Alison is a young scientist who feels like life has gotten away from her.

As a young scientist, Mann was very traditional: «I felt that scientists should take an entirely dispassionate view when discussing matters of science,» he wrote in a book called The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars.