Sentence examples for assistant research scientist from inspiring English sources

Yan Sun, an assistant research scientist at Peking University, remembers those early days.

Mrs. Kriegel, 32, is an assistant research scientist in the child psychiatry department of the New York State Psychiatric Institute in Manhattan.

Dr. Terleph, 34, is a scientist in residence in the department of biological sciences at Lehman College in the Bronx and an assistant research scientist with the Child Study Center of the New York University Medical Center in Manhattan.

She is an assistant professor at the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and an assistant research scientist at the university's School of Public Health, conducting health and labor research on uninsured families.

Huahua Xiao, an assistant research scientist, who conducted experiments on fire whirls along with Michael J. Gollner and Elaine S. Oran, said, "We wanted to harness the power of fire whirls for good".

He currently holds joint faculty positions in information and computer science, economics and public policy at Michigan, where he started working as an assistant research scientist in 1986.

For another, Postdoctoral Sustainability Fellows (one of three categories of Fellows) will have two-year appointments as assistant professors or assistant research scientists in academic departments.

Other Stanford authors include postdoctoral scholars Joshua Mahlios, PhD, Wei Jiang, PhD, Tieying Hou, MD, PhD, and Evan Newell, PhD; research associate Claudia Macaubas, PhD; research assistant Mali Einen; senior research scientist Ling Lin, PhD; and professor of microbiology and immunology Mark Davis, PhD.

This fall, Thomas Lee, a visiting assistant professor and research scientist, and Dave Rochlin, a Haas lecturer and the executive director of Haas@Work, (a program that sends teams of Berkeley MBA students to global firms to research business challenges), will teach another new course called Data Analytics.

The personnel include a laboratory supervisor, an administrative assistant, a postdoctoral research scientist, and a board-certified neuropathologist, who is the director and who has as an appointment in the Department of Pathology.

The concept — developed by MIT graduate student Bolin Liao, former postdoc Mona Zebarjadi (now an assistant professor at Rutgers University), research scientist Keivan Esfarjani, and mechanical engineering professor Gang Chen — is described in a paper in the journal Physical Review Letters.