researcher
US / rɪˈsətʃɚ/
・UK /rɪ'sɜ:tʃə(r)/
A2
n.NounSomeone who works to find new facts and ideas
Andrew has been a researcher of birds for nine years
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How screens actually affect your sleep
- That's Rohan Nagare, a sleep researcher who's co-authored several papers on the topic.
That's Rohan Nagare, a sleep researcher who's co-authored several papers on the topic.
- That's Rohan Nagare, a sleep researcher
That's Rohan Nagare, a sleep researcher
Why Do We Use Cringey Words for Loved Ones? | Otherwords
- Family dynamics researcher Carol Bruess found that terms of endearment are part of a larger linguistic phenomenon that couples engage in.
Family dynamics researcher Carol Bruess found that terms of endearment are part of a larger linguistic phenomenon that couples engage in.
- Family dynamics researcher Carol Briess found that terms of endearment are part of a larger linguistic phenomenon that couples engage in.
Family dynamics researcher Carol Briess found that terms of endearment are part of a larger linguistic phenomenon that couples engage in.
How to fight climate change with parking lots
- He's been a photovoltaics researcher for two decades and is a professor at the University of Western Ontario.
He's been a photovoltaics researcher for two decades and is a professor at the University of Western Ontario.
Why Car Ownership Is Getting So Expensive | CNBC Marathon
- Matt Moore is a researcher for the Highway Loss Data Institute, a division of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Matt Moore is a researcher for the Highway Loss Data Institute, a division of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
- Matt Moore is a researcher for the Highway Loss Data Institute, a division of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Matt Moore is a researcher for the Highway Loss Data Institute, a division of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Scientists confirm discovery of a new species in Japan | February 27, 2024
- The skeleton panda sea squirt. The distinctive sea squirt first caught the attention of a researcher in 2018.
The skeleton panda sea squirt. The distinctive sea squirt first caught the attention of a researcher in 2018.
- The distinctive sea squirt first caught the attention of a researcher in 2018.
The distinctive sea squirt first caught the attention of a researcher in 2018.
Australia's social media ban for children has left big tech scrambling | BBC News
- Catherine Archer is communication researcher and senior lecturer at Edith Cowan University in Perth and gave us her analysis of the upcoming ban.
Catherine Archer is communication researcher and senior lecturer at Edith Cowan University in Perth and gave us her analysis of the upcoming ban.
- Catherine Archer is communication researcher and senior lecturer at Edith Cowan University in Perth and gave us her analysis of the upcoming ban.
Catherine Archer is communication researcher and senior lecturer at Edith Cowan University in Perth and gave us her analysis of the upcoming ban.
New evidence of Uighur forced labour in China’s cotton industry - BBC News
- It said accusations of forced labor were completely fabricated, but the researcher who unearthed the documents believes they have major implications for the global fashion industry.
It said accusations of forced labor were completely fabricated, but the researcher who unearthed the documents believes they have major implications for the global fashion industry.
- But the researcher who unearthed the documents believes they have major implications for the global fashion industry.
But the researcher who unearthed the documents believes they have major implications for the global fashion industry.
How green is nuclear energy? - 6 Minute English
- Well not according to Energy Institute researcher Paul Dorfman nuclear power stations are located near sees or large lakes because they need water to cool down, paul thinks that soon rising sea levels will mean the end of nuclear has a realistic energy option.
Well not according to Energy Institute researcher Paul Dorfman nuclear power stations are located near sees or large lakes because they need water to cool down, paul thinks that soon rising sea levels will mean the end of nuclear has a realistic energy option.
- Well, not according to Energy Institute researcher Paul Dorfman.
Well, not according to Energy Institute researcher Paul Dorfman.
Can AI tell better jokes than a human? | BBC Global
- To begin to understand the present-day capabilities of AI, I sit down with ethics fellow and researcher Marie Aitken from the Alan Turing Institute, who also doubles in stand-up herself.
To begin to understand the present-day capabilities of AI, I sit down with ethics fellow and researcher Marie Aitken from the Alan Turing Institute, who also doubles in stand-up herself.
- To begin to understand the present-day capabilities of AI, I sit down with ethics fellow and researcher Mari Aitken from the Alan Turing Institute, who also doubles and stands up herself.
To begin to understand the present-day capabilities of AI, I sit down with ethics fellow and researcher Mari Aitken from the Alan Turing Institute, who also doubles and stands up herself.
The Most Dangerous Weapon Is Not Nuclear
- Likewise, no researcher would think to share data on how to turn common laboratory equipment into bomb-making machines on the internet.
Likewise, no researcher would think to share data on how to turn common laboratory equipment into bomb-making machines on the internet.
- Likewise, no researcher would think to share data on how to turn common laboratory equipment into bomb-making machines on the internet.
Likewise, no researcher would think to share data on how to turn common laboratory equipment into bomb-making machines on the internet.