research scientist

As with most research scientists, few people knew of her work.

This is a lot different from my life as a research scientist.

Until 1990, he worked as a research scientist in environmental science.

These material are used by research scientists around the world.

I want to be a research scientist when I'm older.

She was a research scientist from 1955 to 1965 at Columbia.

But now some former research scientists from Russia believe they have put their finger on the problem.

Over the next several years, it is expected to grow to about 800 employees, most of them research scientists.

Other research scientists seemed far more pessimistic when I spoke with them.

He remained active as a special research scientist until his death.

He attracted research scientists who developed many major new drugs.

By thirty-five, a research scientist has already made his mark, or he's not likely to.

Just the characteristics one wants in fine theoretical and research scientists.

Previously she had been chief research scientist at that department involved in program planning.

We take all these things for granted, but research scientists deserve our thanks.

It employs more than 200 research scientists and about 400 graduate students.

He joined the chemical company in 1969 as a senior research scientist.

Under this protection, only research scientists were permitted to visit the site.

The group of four also subcontracts work to 200 research scientists around the country.

Research scientists had yet to establish a leadership in expertise.

"I didn't know you had such deep respect for research scientists."

He later went east and became a research scientist in New York.

From their first day on, they experience the every day life of a research scientist.

Her father had been a research scientist involved in some kind of energy research.

"I have learned a lot from these activists about the proper relationship of patients to research scientists," he said.