Sentence examples for director of cell from inspiring English sources

"Even when you pick up a student book in the library today, and it says 'rubbish', it tells you something," said Professor Lisa Jardine, director of CELL.

But he and Jose Cibelli, the company's director of cell biology, said in recent interviews they have now resumed the work.

As the director of CELL at both Queen Mary and latterly at UCL, Lisa convinced patrons such as her publisher, Harper Collins, to sponsor annual lectures that were always followed by the most spectacular dinners and entertainments.

Duprex, a specialist at predicting the evolution of pathogens, is an associate professor of microbiology and the director of cell and tissue imaging at the U.S. National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratories at Boston University School of Medicine.

According to a group of international scholars, a good deal: "Even when you pick up a student book in the library today, and it says 'rubbish', it tells you something," said Professor Lisa Jardine, director of CELL at University College London.

DEVREOTES, PETER N.; professor and director of cell biology, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore.

He is director of the Laboratory for Human Biology Research, and associate director of Cells to Society (C2S): The Center on Social Disparities and Health.

However, the randomized nature of bulk polymer delivery and the uncontrolled orientation of discrete microstructural cues make these systems unpredictable directors of cell migration and tissue growth.

Trounson, one of Australia's premier stem cell researchers and director of stem cell research at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, joins an international roster of big-name researchers who have been lured by California's $3 billion stem cell research program, launched in 2004.

Still, the academic job market has become ultracompetitive as universities struggle to find the funds for starting up new laboratories, notes Karl Saxe, cell biologist and scientific program director of cancer cell biology and metastasis for the American Cancer Society in Atlanta, Georgia.

"The odds of using them are small, and there are ways of getting stem cells from most patients if you need them, or of finding a donor," said Dr. Stephen J. Forman, director of hematopoietic cell transplantation at the City of Hope medical center in Duarte, Calif.