Sentence examples for young research from inspiring English sources

"Well," said a young research assistant there, "then you'll want to look into AIDS".

A young research fellow at the University of Oxford, Laura wrote for us on the impact of middle east conflict on the energy markets.

It was 1982, and Leonard, a young research fellow, was telling his girlfriend's mother and sister about his work on yeast genetics.

By Connie Bruck Addressing a state legislative committee hearing held in San Diego on September 15th, a young research scientist named Hans Keirstead declared, "Maybe every hundred years we have one major milestone in medical research".

One of the more intriguing projects is led by Christopher Borroni-Bird, a young research director who holds a Ph.D. in physics from Cambridge University and did post-doctorate work at Tokyo University before joining the auto industry.

Thorndike began his studies as a young research student, at about the time that Pavlov already 50 years old and with an eminent body of research behind him was starting his work on classical conditioning.

To say that María Blasco (pictured left) has been blessed with awards in her still-young research career would be an understatement.

The "Fred T. Korematsu vs. U.S. Coram Nobis Litigation Collection" — 36 boxes of legal research, pleadings, memoranda, internal correspondence and personal litigation papers — is now housed at UCLA's Asian American Studies Center and the Young Research Library's Department of Special Collections.

The authors would like to acknowledge Mick O'Neil for the statistical analysis and the following people who contributed to the study: David Code (Victorian Football League), Lilian Hoskins (Ramsgate RSL), Rob Young (Research), Michael Hoskins (Sorrento-Duncraig), Ron Webb and Karen Davies (Broughton Anglican College) and Alan McManus and John Tannous (Magdalene Catholic College).

These lists, and the journals that contain them, can be consulted much as researchers have always consulted literary archives: by turning up at the library — in this case, the Department of Special Collections at the Charles E. Young Research Library, at U.C.L.A. — filling out some forms, and waiting while the desiderata are fished from the stacks.

Department of Special Collections, Young Research Library, UCLA, Los Angeles Times Photo Archives.