Sentence examples for scientific liaison from inspiring English sources

In 1998, Immunex rehired her, first as a contractor in the legal department and then as a full-time scientific liaison focused on research administration.

My job, as a scientific liaison officer at the London headquarters of the Public Health Laboratory Service (PHLS), may not be quite what I set out to find, but my career path is following the right route.

NIH program officers, or program directors as they are sometimes called, serve as scientific liaison between the study section that reviews your grant and the institute that will hopefully be funding your work.

The review noted that the scientific council's liaison in Brussels, the secretary-general, had no formal power.

Or was your liaison to the scientific universe some doofus in a lab coat who showed you how to make your own silly putty?

He saw the Academy as the peak lobby group of the scientific community and their main liaison with government and industry.

University public relations professionals can serve as liaisons between the scientific community and the media.

Scientific Program Directors act as liaisons between applicants and the NIH officials making funding decisions.

Eusebio Jiménez Arroyo, CSIC's adjunct vice-president for scientific programming and the council's liaison with ESF, tells ScienceInsider that CSIC was prepared to pay its share of the delayed dues about €700,000 as soon as it receives the funds from the ministry.

The executive agency and the scientific council have occasionally clashed; as the council's liaison to the agency, the secretary general's job is to see that the council's wishes are carried out.

This extraordinary meeting was again initiated and organized by the Student Advisory Council (SAC) in liaison with the local organization committee and the scientific committee under the umbrella of Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) Europe.