postdoctoral
postdoctoral
Definition
☆ post·doc·toral (pōst′däk′tər əl)
adjective
designating, of, or engaged in study, research, etc. following the doctorate
postdoctoral
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- fellowship: The program offers two-year postdoctoral fellowships, reviewed annually.
- fellow: Each year we host a number of Postdoctoral fellows.
- researcher: Academic Profile Ana Lopez is a postdoctoral researcher funded by the Daphne Jackson Trust.
- scientist: Usually with a PhD student or a postdoctoral scientist who will be keen to see the outcome of your research.
- assistant: Dr. Graham Hopkins is the postdoctoral research assistant running the project.
- position: He now has a postdoctoral position at the Harvard Medical School.
Modifying Another Word
- recently: MRC Research Fellowships: Tenable for three years, they are for those recently postdoctoral.
- also: The Institute offers a range of MA programs and also postdoctoral research supervision.
- now: In particular, there are now postdoctoral positions available at Barcelona.
Used with adjective complement
- have: You should have postdoctoral ( or equivalent ) experience with an appropriate track record of achievement.
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