"research supervisor" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a person who oversees and guides someone's research project, typically in an academic or professional setting. Example: I am grateful for the guidance and support of my research supervisor, Dr. Smith, who helped me develop my thesis topic and provided valuable feedback throughout the entire process.
The Group included the lead nurse specialist, two researchers and the research supervisor.
The bridegroom, 26, is an analyst and research supervisor at National Economic Research Associates, consultants in White Plains.
Her mother works in Indianapolis as a clinical research supervisor for AmeriPath, a company that employs doctors who diagnose diseases through tissue samples.
An even higher proportion (66%) say they have not spoken to someone in a senior position, such as a line manager or research supervisor, about their mental health problems.
His work there as teacher, administrator and research supervisor emphasised his commitment to the integration of different disciplines, and he held the chair of social anthropology at Hull until his retirement in 1989.
The right research supervisor can be inspirational – but the wrong one can have a devastating impact, as the author of this personal account explains: "The most negatively couched feedback not only hampered my progress, but left me wondering if I should be doing a PhD at all".
In 1947, when a particle discovered earlier in cosmic rays – the muon – was identified to be identical to an electron but about 200 times heavier, Perl's research supervisor, Rabi, had famously exclaimed: "Who ordered that?" Perl became fascinated by this enigmatic particle, and so began his lifelong quest to answer Rabi's question.
My research supervisor in Norwich had advised me to do my PhD in the United States.
Green knows of only five formally taught programmes of research supervisor training.
GJ is the research supervisor, contributed to the statistical analyses and English revision, and is the project idealizer.
And they are differentiated from research associates, who are hired by a research supervisor to meet a particular need.
