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Meanings of neuroscientist in English

Russian
нейробиолог
Portuguese
neurocientista
Spanish
neurocientifica
Catalan
neurocientífic

Individual who studies neuroscience.

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нейробиолог
Usage of neuroscientist in English
1
David Eagleman is a neuroscientist and a New York Times bestselling author.
Radio NZ
2
You don't have to be a neuroscientist to play one on TV.
Wired
3
Dogs at the Perimeteris the story of Janie, a neuroscientist in Montreal.
The Irish Times
4
Still early days California Institute of Technology neuroscientist Richard Andersen led the study.
Radio NZ
5
Twenty years ago, neuroscientist Elaine Perry began to plant a rather unusual garden.
The Irish Times
6
That's the message of best selling author and neuroscientist Lisa Genova.
Radio NZ
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That is in line with a much-discussed study by the neuroscientist Simon LeVay.
BBC
8
Dr Hannah Critchlow is a neuroscientist at the University of Cambridge.
Radio NZ
9
He's a neuroscientist at Stanford and an expert on visual illusions.
Wired
10
He's a neuroscientist at Stanford and an expert in visual illusions.
Wired
11
Alex Huth is a neuroscientist working on technology that can literally read your mind.
Radio NZ
12
I am a neuroscientist, and I volunteer with the elderly in my free time.
The new yorker
13
Computational neuroscientist Ogi Ogas takes a look at our primal urge to expose ourselves.
Wired
14
She's a neuroscientist who does research into memory and forgetting.
Radio NZ
15
She is a clinical neuroscientist, developing tools to predict and promote recovery after stroke.
Radio NZ
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Podcast Making Sense with Sam Harris Facebook Twitter Pinterest Sam Harris, author and neuroscientist.
The Guardian
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Translations for neuroscientist
Portuguese
neurocientista
Neuroscientist through the time
Neuroscientist across language varieties
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