The word "researcher" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word "researcher" to refer to someone who is conducting research. For example, "The researcher conducted a detailed study of the effects of sleep deprivation."
At a tense meeting between staff, union and management after the announcement Newspoll's head researcher told staff the new methodology used by Galaxy was "crap methodology, telephone research is the best way to do it," sources who were at the meeting told Guardian Australia.
Anthony McIntyre, a former IRA life sentence prisoner and chief researcher on the Belfast project, defended the archive and blamed Boston College for failing to make clear to him and the interviewees that there was a legal treaty that allowed the British state to seize academic material from the United States.
The leopards come close to human settlements looking for food, says SGNP wildlife researcher and conservationist Krishna Tiwari.
However Julia Powles, a law researcher at Cambridge University, said: "The way that the ruling is currently being implemented adds strength to those who take an absolutist position in favour of free speech and free enterprise.
Yet a leading internet security researcher has warned that the smart cities of the future could be more vulnerable to hackers than the computers and smartphones of today.
Festival panels such as How To Live? featuring writers Douglas Coupland, Anne Manne and social researcher Hugh MacKay examine humanity's quest for happiness and its changing relationship to technology and nature.
"It's definitely disrupting everyone," said Ryan Lai, a researcher at IDC. "Now consumers expect phones with high-end specs at low prices".
Maggie Grant Experienced social researcher and PhD candidate at City University's school of community and health sciences.
The project is aiming to create a Mario who "gets to know his own world" by becoming "aware of himself and his environment", enabling him to make his own decisions based on his curiosity, hunger, happiness and fear, as well as through voice commands delivered by a researcher.
Sputnik has not yet begun broadcasting in these countries, but the communication researcher said Sputnik has been setting up a web-based service in Tallinn and is quietly recruiting journalists.
Dr Peter Walsh, researcher in emergent disease dynamics at the University of Cambridge, said there was no compelling evidence of changes that would make the virus more likely to become endemic.
