"scientist director" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a person or position in the workplace, such as the CEO of a research firm who is also a qualified scientist. For example, "Amita was hired as the scientist director of Quantum Solutions and has already made a huge impact on research and development."
Among other things, Mr. Stillman said in an interview, the book describes a tirade delivered to American visitors in May 1999 by Hu Side, a weapons designer and former chief scientist director of China's bomb-makers.
The demographic section asked respondents to specify their citizenships, age, gender, how long they had been in their current profession, their role in the organisation (e.g. scientist, director, technician), their discipline and highest level of education.
Dr. Ena Wang, Senior Staff Scientist, Director of Molecular Science of DTM-CC and Associate Director of Center for Human Immunology of NIH, presented a system biology approach in current translational medicine application.
"God help us if we ever need them," said Philip Coyle, a former nuclear weapons scientist, director of nuclear testing, senior Pentagon official and national security advisor.
They attracted top scientists, directors and advisers by offering them stock and a chance to get rich.
The £50,000 prize is split between four Inmarsat employees based at the firm's London headquarters: Eugene Jilg, chief technology officer for Inmarsat; Marcus Vilaca, chief scientist; Franco Carnevale, director, space segment engineering; and Alan Howell, director, system network engineering.
Principal Scientist and director of Communications Moredun Research Institute.
In 1924, the zoo appointed its first scientist as director.
JORDI VAQUER I FAN?, a political scientist and director of the Barcelona Center for International Affairs, on Europe's continuing economic struggles.
Hold on there, said Allen Hershkowitz, senior scientist and director of the solid waste project at the environmental organization the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Yet that is what Claudio Filippone, a nuclear scientist and director of the Centre for Advanced Energy Concepts at the University of Maryland, proposed a few years ago.
