Sentence examples for beginning scientists from inspiring English sources

From the very beginning scientists of all disciplines of chemistry participated in this Workshop.

Trainees and beginning scientists are likely to be chronically stressed by grant and publication deadlines, long working hours, sleep deprivation, and constant struggles to achieve work-life balance.

Highlights of the meeting included the Zatman Lecture on "Geomagnetic implications of inner core translation" by Jon Mound (University of Leeds) and the awarding of the Doornbos Prizes for outstanding work by three beginning scientists to Nick Schmerr, Kenji Ohta, and Binod Sreenivasan.

If I could pass on one piece of advice to beginning scientists it would be this: Don't be afraid to take on tasks that are not part of your official job description even if, at least initially, it appears you won't get credit for the effort.

And although NIH funding is the coin of the realm, beginning scientists should not forget about private foundations such as the American Cancer Society and the March of Dimes, although these foundations usually only fund grants that are very focused toward their aims.

And that may be just the beginning; scientists recently concluded that over the next four decades, climate change will likely result in the demise of 70percentt of New Mexico's trees through drought, insect infestation, and catastrophic wildfire.

American Heart Association - Beginning Scientist Programs The following programs are designed to support promising beginning scientists in their progress toward independence by encouraging and funding research projects that can serve to bridge the gap between completion of research training and readiness for competition as an independent investigator.

But nine years after they began, scientists are manufacturing small amounts of glue in a fermenting process.

When the program begins, scientists will be able to apply for money in the same way they can from foundations and government agencies.

But as the war on cancer drags on, nearly 40 years after it began, scientists say new directions are urgently needed.

The extreme weather system known as El Nino has begun, scientists say, and is forecast to be a "substantial" and lasting phenomenon with severe implications for either side of the Pacific Ocean.