Sentence examples for part-time scientist from inspiring English sources

Mr. Glenn, who served both as subject of geriatric research and part-time scientist, faces still more medical testing in the coming weeks.

Dr Both, a part-time scientist at the forensic science service in Adelaide, told the court, in Darwin, that she had "a large number of concerns" about the DNA technique used by Dr Jonathan Whitaker, a senior forensic scientist with the UK-based Forensic Science Service.

Yet their experiences demonstrate that being a part-time scientist is a viable career choice.

At the same time, he was appointed part-time scientist at the nearby Research Centre for Macromolecular Materials and Membranes of Bucharest (RCMMM).

As for whether to choose one career path or have the best of both worlds, I always tell myself this: One can always be a full-time scientist and a part-time writer; there's no such thing as a full-time writer and a part-time scientist.

This created an opening for Borchgrevink, who met Bull in Melbourne and persuaded him to take him on as a deck-hand and part-time scientist.

A portrait photographer who deals with the dynamics of light, Fos is also a classic specimen from "an age of hobbyists—of passionate, though part-time, scientists".

Two former competitors, Astrobotic Technology of Pittsburgh and Part-Time Scientists in Berlin are continuing with their moon plans, just not by the end of this year.

Robert Boehme, the leader of Part-Time scientists, said his team — which is backed by Audi, the carmaker — had a contract to launch in mid-2018.

Part-time scientists work anywhere from 8 to nearly 40 hours per week.

The article touches on funding issues for part-time scientists as well.