The phrase "scientific manager" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone whose job involves managing scientific research, experiments, or processes in a laboratory or other research setting. For example, "The laboratory hired a new scientific manager to oversee all the research projects."
Dr. Venter's principal partners include the scientific manager of Celera's team, Dr. Adams, his computer program designers, Dr. Eugene W. Myers and Dr. Granger G. Sutton, and Dr. Hamilton O. Smith, who prepared the genome for analysis.
Dr. Venter's principal partners include Dr. Adams, the scientific manager of Celera's team; his computer program designers, Dr. Eugene W. Myers and Dr. Granger G. Sutton and Dr. Hamilton O. Smithh, who prepared the genome for analysis.
"People don't want to know too much," said Marc Cooper, a senior scientific manager in the farm animals department of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, in London.
Murray has a stellar record as a scientific manager.
It will help you develop some of the skills you need to be a scientific manager.
Since 1998, he has been scientific manager for more than ten research projects in the field of ICT (information and Communications Technology).
Only the director and the scientific managers' medical staff have access to the central database, managed in the DREAM project's data processing centre in Rome.
In their place, Dr. Frieden has restored not only much of the agency's previous organizational structure and scientific managers, but also its drab furniture.
As the baby boomers age, a fairly large number of scientific managers are expected to retire later in this decade.
The society's membership includes academic, governmental, and private sector scientists, scientific managers, and policy makers who have a common interest in the field of exposure science.
Much of this progress has been achieved in the context of work within high-profile multi-institutional projects that have established standards, and through ownership of the policy by faculty members, scientific managers and others, especially those closely involved in the review.
