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Meanings of postdoc in English

A grant that funds postdoctoral study or research.

Usage of postdoc in English
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I was on a postdoc at Imperial College in London.
Timescape
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As a postdoc in the Netherlands in the 1990s, she was the only woman.
The Guardian
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When he discovered this marvel, he was a postdoc at Tufts University Omenetto lab.
The South African
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Leaver was in Chicago for a one-year postdoc at UIC.
206 Bones
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Let me explain to you how credit works in the real world, my young postdoc.
Wild Storm
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She was thirty-one, working in Botswana on her postdoc.
Leaving Time
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Like any senior scientist, I have both been a postdoc and have employed many postdocs.
The Irish Times
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As a postdoc myself, my overriding impression of working in a university is one of indifference.
The Guardian
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Ewing bequeathed the samples to his former postdoc, Peter Burns, then a professor at Notre Dame.
Wired
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Carrie Partch was at the tail end of her postdoc when she made the first discovery.
Wired
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One factor in particular, isolated from rats by a Canadian postdoc, seemed to be quite powerful.
Wired
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We did an informal audit of three DNA testing companies when I was a postdoc at UCLA.
The Guardian
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Lengner and fellow Whitehead postdoc Marius Wernig developed the new technique, which was published today in Nature Biotechnology.
Wired
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I look like a person I had forgotten about, the shabby postdoc I said good-bye to twenty-five years ago.
Soon I will be invincible
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This week Mark Allen, a postdoc in the group, outlined the use of a new cathode made with iron flouride.
Wired
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The scientists included Adam Behrens who was a postdoc in the lab of Institute Professor Robert Langer at the time.
The South African
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