How to pronounce“postdocs”in English

former postdocs or students I think that's also a conflict of interest and I

Most people are postdocs for many years.

So after postdocs at Caltech and the University of Missouri, where she made crucial contributions to the understanding of genetic replication in maize,

And the postdocs spent about a year.

they were they were postdocs and and professional scientists but they they kept it going all through the 80s and

I know that sometimes postdocs get converted to staff roles like research scientists for a number of reasons.

And grad students and postdocs at all levels from typically all of the Stanford schools except for the Graduate School of Business.

graduate students and postdocs that makes a program like this pretty difficult.

my former postdocs and I mentioned this a little bit before for a painted pancreas is encapsulating the cell so immune immune cells or antibodies can't

I often see it with our postdocs who get pregnant.

I've got about 12 postdocs now and 12 graduate students and about 50 undergraduates at the university that do a lot of the heavy lifting day

Students who are guided by postdocs and faculty so that they're not creating a lot of noise for the partner.

Stanford you know either grad students or postdocs as well as um people who work in the Bay Area or outside of even the Bay Area and this interaction is

spalensky um was one of the other postdocs he was still there as a postdoc and a few other people but anyway

So part-time and full-time that serve graduate students and postdocs from Stanford and then working professionals from around the bay area in the world.

And then the other half are Stanford graduate students and postdocs from non-business fields.

students, postdocs, and professors to spend enormous amounts of time writing papers in our ecosystem, cuz they want tenure.

both assistants and research scientists and students and postdocs and you know

you know he he was one of my postdocs and he's a professor at Harvard but he also started cafe arts sciences and you know it's just a really cool restaurant

who were either a few years older than me in grad school or maybe postdocs who-- who I just like--

We support grad students, we support postdocs, we support young scholars, people who don't have tenure yet and are looking for

So I have one question that if some visiting scholars or visiting postdocs are at Stanford for two or three years in collaboration with

for a postdoc right now oh great um so i've mentored postdocs for i don't know like a dozen years or so

They'll do anything, undergraduates and grad students and postdocs, for free food.

When I run the lab I feel like I’m teaching the graduate students and the postdocs partly by example, partly “we’re all in this together.”

Another way I sometimes think about it is this—because I’m dealing with graduate students and postdocs—So the way I often think about it is if somebody is a graduate

Where it comes up in my life literally every week is that all the students and postdocs in the lab, take turns every week giving

Stanford participants, so that's current grad students and postdocs, for $1,525.

students, faculty, postdocs, but also practitioners as Karina said.

getting their PhDs like understanding Stem Cell Biology, understanding how to like they're postdocs, right?

Like the other day, I had a conversation with one of my postdocs, and I was like, hmm, I think, you know,

and especially if it involves more than one discipline because as a young scientist I there was some science some postdocs at Columbia

a group meeting in david baltimore's lab i was a postdoc with him and one of the other postdocs wasn't able to you make retroviruses in

a lot of the academic activity is geared towards creating your echo chamber where you have students postdocs repeating your mantras

when i met my first postdoc uh it was basically you know he was interviewing for postdocs at mit he already had several

I was not only looking for disabled individuals, but I was looking for some of the jobs for disabled individuals with postdocs

with my young collaborator, Sarah Walker, and our magnificent group of students and postdocs.

And these labs then spin off, you know, their grad students and postdocs go on start labs that use these same fast matters most and generate

So when I was a postdoc at Imperial College in London, it was a very interesting time for me because it was a time where, as many of us who were postdocs

And what you see here is a group of people, predoctoral fellows, postdocs, PhD students.

On the Stanford side, we also try to have a good balance of different degree levels, so masters versus PhD versus postdocs and

So this is really, then, the portfolio approach, the faculty researchers, postdocs who focus on a small number of partners and maintain a consistent relationship.

But from the beginning when I opened my lab at that time in San Diego before I moved back to Stanford, I would have meetings with my students or postdocs

So I really like working with undergrads and, you know, grad students, postdocs.

That was the technical breakthrough that was realized by myself and, at the time, my students, and postdocs, and colleagues at MIT was

english alphabet we're just like xdl but all we use we put in kai and it was named by one of my students and i and one of my postdocs many years ago

a couple papers in the early 90s and then nothing was done about it for decades and i kind of revived this idea together with my postdocs at fair

moving at the fraction of the speed of light and i said let me look into that for six months and with my students and postdocs we