Sentence examples for postdoctoral assistant from inspiring English sources

Dr. Fano worked as a postdoctoral assistant to Fermi at the University of Rome in the 1930's, later studied broadly similar areas of physics and even received the Fermi Award, among the most prestigious scientific prizes given by the United States government, in 1995.

I attended a lecture by a French professor of chemistry when I was a postdoctoral assistant at the University of Nottingham.

So Joyce and his postdoctoral assistant David Horning attempted to come up with a more versatile RNAP ribozyme, using a well-known technique known as in vitro evolution.

The postdoc and supervisor agree in writing on the terms of the appointment, determining together which of two official statuses, Postdoctoral Fellow (PDF) or Postdoctoral Assistant (PDA), is more appropriate.

So for their current work, Kumar Bhushan, a postdoctoral assistant in Frangioni's lab, went back to the drawing board and came up with a new scheme for synthesizing large amounts of PAM800.

In 2005, Taleyarkhan claimed just such an independent confirmation after two researchers in his lab, postdoctoral assistant Yiban Xu and master's degree candidate Adam Butt, published bubble fusion results in Nuclear Engineering and Design (NED) and in a later conference proceeding.

In a second, subsequent round of data analysis, our research group, which included two undergraduate students, one graduate student, three postdoctoral research assistants, and one assistant professor, used the COPUS instrument described earlier to code all of the classroom videos.

He was greatly attracted by the x-ray crystallography research on larger biological molecules in Hodgkin's laboratory, where he went as a postdoctoral research assistant.

Dr Anne Osterrieder is postdoctoral research assistant in plant cell biology and an outreach coordinator for the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at Oxford Brookes University.

She was an exceptional mentor to those who worked with or around her, whether an undergraduate, postgraduate student, technician, postdoctoral research assistant, sabbatical visitor or academic colleague.

"If it went off now, it would be easily visible in the daylight sky," said Dr. Pierre F. L. Maxted, a postdoctoral research assistant at University of Southampton and one of the researchers whose report on the doomed star will be published in Monthly Notices of The Royal Astronomical Society.