Sentence examples for research affairs from inspiring English sources

Candy Hassall, head of research affairs at the Wellcome Trust.

"These kinds of studies don't really have that much higher risk than the other studies," said P. Pearl O'Rourke, director of human research affairs for Partners Healthcare, which runs some of the Harvard teaching hospitals.

According to Patrick Taylor, chief counsel for research affairs at Children's Hospital, WARF is protecting its intellectual property with an "unfortunate perseverance" that, in a kind of negative synergy, has coupled with the Bush regulations to impede stem cell research.

This study was financially supported by the vice chancellery for research affairs of Shiraz university of medical sciences, Shiraz, Iran.

Jung Hye Roe, SNU's dean of research affairs, said SNU would form an investigative committee of experts from within and outside the university.

Those experiences and the wide network of contacts she established then led to a job offer as director of research affairs at the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology in Huntsville, Alabama.

Other aspects of military-related spending also fall outside the defense budget, including nuclear-weapons research, veterans affairs programs, State Department activities in war zones, and operations covered by the budgets of the various intelligence agencies.

BONNIE J. DUNBAR, assistant director for university research and affairs, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, Tex.

Ippolito adds that demand is increasing for scientists with expertise in clinical research, regulatory affairs, and quality control and assurance.

Previous postdocs have moved on to other employers, very often in the biopharmaceutical industry, where they work in research, regulatory affairs, and a variety of other endeavors.

Whether it is moving back to basic science, or exploring different areas of clinical research, regulatory affairs, marketing, or business, a first job in clinical writing is an excellent steppingstone into industry.