Sentence examples for appointed research from inspiring English sources
In 1928 Powell was appointed research assistant at the Henry Herbert Wills Physical Laboratory at the University of Bristol.
Rosenblith was appointed research associate in otology (1957-69) then lecturer in otology and otolaryngology at the Harvard Medical School.
Last summer he was also appointed Research Assistant to the Dean of the Yale Law School for a special project related to diversity and inclusion at YLS.
In 1949 he was appointed research associate at MIT where he made the first measurements of the mean life of the pi meson at the MIT electron synchrotron.
Regular graduate students appointed research staff members for the summer only may not register for summer courses and must file a thesis release form with the department.
Upon his return to Nigeria he was appointed research fellow at the University of Nigeria and became professor of English, a position he held from 1976 until 1981 (professor emeritus from 1985).
Worrying numbers of Russell Group institutions seem to be disregarding equal opportunities legislation in order to appoint research "stars", whose publications and PhD students can bring them favour in the research excellence framework (REF) exercise – next due in December 2013.
In contrast, funds received by an institution and used to appoint research fellows at that institution are considered compensation for services and subject to income and employment tax ( Loo v. Commissioner, 1954; 22 T.C. 220).
Sponsored Research Staff: individuals with professional research or administrative responsibilities appointed on research projects or programs within research centers, laboratories, or academic departments.
Recipients are appointed as research fellows at the MacMillan Center and receive research funds of $5,000 per year for two years.
Persons appointed to research administrative positions (i.e., administrative functions in support of research or in a research organization) are recognized by organizational titles (Assistant Director, Administrative Officer, etc.) or by functional titles (Fiscal Officer, etc.).
