Sentence examples for postdoctoral trainees from inspiring English sources
Traineeships are granted directly to students and postdoctoral trainees.
Like their American colleagues, these foreign postdocs will likely be classified as "fellows" (at UAB, however, they're termed Postdoctoral Trainees).
Foreign postdoctoral trainees in the U.S. need to know some fundamentals so that they can do things right.
About half the postdoctoral trainees in the United States--25,000 or so--come from foreign countries.
These changes would dramatically improve the effectiveness, productivity, and future career trajectory of an institution's postdoctoral trainees.
The report does not directly address the question of whether the current supply of postdoctoral trainees is appropriate to the number of research positions available.
In my field of the academic life sciences, unlike in engineering and the physical sciences, early interest and recruitment isn't the problem, with gender parity at the PhD levels and even into the early postdoctoral trainee years.
Modeled after a successful program run by the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, which has since refocused its awards on physician-scientists, the Pathway program provides up to 2 years of funding for postdoctoral trainees--the K99 portion--followed by 3 years of R00 funding for continuing research once the awardee lands a faculty position.
This question motivated my colleagues and I to formulate a training program to meet the real needs of postdoctoral trainees--both their "quality of life" needs and their need to identify a career tract in an environment where the number of "permanent" positions in academia is limited.
"Having the opportunity to collaborate with a community of scientists is a real advantage," says postdoctoral trainee Jamie DeWitt, with the EPA's National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory NHEERLL).
While a postdoc may consider himself to be a "postdoc," he may hold any one of numerous titles: postdoctoral scholar, postdoctoral associate, postdoctoral fellow, postdoctoral trainee, research fellow, research associate... and the list goes on.
