'conductor of the study' is a correct and usable phrase in English.
You can use it when referring to the person that is managing the study or research. For example, "Dr. Smith is the conductor of the study and will be presenting the results at the conference."
The conductors of the study have managed to simultaneously disappoint women's outlook and insult men (many of whom I'd sure would take issue with the idea that their egos are just too fragile to cope with a real life female who scores higher than them in tests to do with verbal and spatial ability).
JK is general conductor of this study and wrote the manuscript.
Cetiz was the assistant conductor of the Columbia University Orchestra while studying for his doctorate in musical arts, and his compositions have been performed by the New York Philharmonic and the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
The fact that these people vouched for the reliability of the study conductors was key in the recruitment process, particularly as subjects had to allow the interviewer to take a look at their medication.
"Thinking about cherished experiences from the past makes people feel good in the present," Dr. Clay Routledge, a professor at North Dakota State University and one of the study's conductors wrote in Scientific American.
So that she could conduct her own works, she also studied with Paul Lustig Dunkel, conductor of the Westchester Philharmonic, who asked her to compose a piece for the group Music from Copland House, in which he plays the flute.
The influence of the tape magnetization, that is, the shielding current on the wide face of coated conductor, on the field quality of magnets was studied.
Similar vertical conductors were also observed below Onikobe caldera (Fukino [2011]) to the north of the study area.
