(Note: Susan Dynarski, one of the study's co-authors, was my doctoral adviser).
His doctoral adviser at Harvard decided that it should be his Ph.D. dissertation in 1947, rather than his intended dissertation.
Dr. Sverdrup and Dr. Munk were central figures at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, where my doctoral adviser, Steve Elgar, was trained and took classes from Dr. Munk.
When her doctoral adviser sends her an e-mail message from his iPhone, Kearns signs off with an "Amy from my hay bale in New Orleans".
"That he is willing to criticize the I.M.F. is nothing new," said Gustav F. Papanek, an economist who was Mr. Ramli's doctoral adviser at Boston University.
Besides Mr. Brusatte, the other authors were Richard J. Butler of the University of Munich, Albert Prieto-Márquez Prieto-Márquezn State Coflecthen for Paleontology and Geology in Munich, and Mark A. Norell, an American Museum paleontologist who is Mr. Bavarian State Collectioner.
In February Sun Liping, an academic who was once a doctoral adviser to China's president-in-waiting, Xi Jinping, wrote in a Beijing newspaper that the incident was of "historic significance".
But the trajectory of his adult life really began to take shape at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where his doctoral adviser, Stanley Fischer, introduced him to the work of Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz on the causes of the Great Depression of the 1930s.
In a sharply worded column in Le Monde earlier in the week, several of Dr. Hicheur's supporters, including his former doctoral adviser, contested that assertion, and denounced the trial as absurd.
During the months of waiting for the American consulate to issue him a visa to return, his doctoral adviser in Berkeley dropped him from a research project rather than abandon it.
