Sentence examples for PhD in natural from inspiring English sources

David received a PhD in natural sciences from Mt. Sinai School of Medicine; a MBA in finance and accounting from Columbia Business School; and a BS in engineering from Fudan University.

He bagged his PhD in Natural Product Chemistry and Biotechnology in 2015 at the Ehime University, Japan.

He received his Chemistry Diploma from the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg, and his PhD in natural sciences from the Technical University Munich.

Although postgraduates are crucial to the generation, discussion and dissemination of knowledge, 50% pay (i.e half of what they deserve) is standard for PhDs in natural sciences and not even guaranteed in the arts and humanities.

For present purposes we have separated the authors or editors into three categories: (a) those with PhDs in natural science (regardless of the field, thus including chemistry, geology, soil science, etc., as well as those more directly related to climate science), (b) those with other PhDs or equivalent degrees, often in social science, and (c) those with less than a doctorate.

The successful candidate should have a PhD in remote sensing, ecology, natural resources, agriculture, or a related field, have an interest in pursuing research in food security or agriculture, and be proficient in R and/or python programming.

The fund employs nobody in its algorithmic department who does not have a PhD in one of the natural sciences, preferably peer-reviewed in the top 15percentnt; even economics is considered too "soft" a degree.

Jacob Andreas is a fifth-year PhD student at UC Berkeley working in natural language processing.

Now studying for a PhD in pharmacology at Cambridge, natural-science student Guttenplan steered his team from Emmanuel College, Cambridge to success in 2011.

Hello! I'm a PhD student in computer science, conducting research in natural language processing at Stanford University.

Perhaps seeing me 'finish' imbues in others who have tackled a PhD in years gone by a natural sense of camaraderie.