I tell my students and postdocs, we are a family.

She said the postdocs were interested in the same issues as other workers.

"The American practice for the last 40 years is that postdocs are given first place to help them get jobs," he said.

But postdocs seldom got a chance to feel significant around here.

In biology, something like 50 percent of the best postdocs are women.

"The rest of the world, the postdocs, would have to wait to get their stuff months later.

He has served as major professor for 45 graduate students and 13 postdocs.

That system allows the postdocs to get some benefits, like health insurance.

He conducted experimental work with the help of two postdocs until his death in 1965.

"It calls for a celebration," said one of the postdocs.

Around 180 academics, postdocs, visitors and assistant staff work at the department.

In turn, many postdocs from all over the world spend time at the Biozentrum.

He spent two years as a postdoc at the University of Toronto.

The grant enables postdocs to work on a research topic of their choice for up to five years.

So I'm supposed to be limiting myself to postdocs?

He completed three postdoc research projects in this field.

"Established senior physicists simply aren't listening to us postdocs," he said in an interview.

That would take me away from being a mentor to my postdocs and graduate students."

Many of the postdocs are almost 40 before they start their first permanent positions and begin saving for retirement.

And surveys show that one-third to one-half of science postdocs are parents.

The two enjoyed a warm relationship during Tchernof's time as a postdoc.

And then I came to a room where he introduced me to his lab, his postdocs.

I'll just explain that I'm a postdoc gathering statistics for research."

She had handed off her bacteriocin studies a month ago to some postdocs in Lab 5.

The center further consists of six postdocs and about 17 PhD students.