director of research
Definition
Noun: * A supervisor in a research center: A person who holds a senior leadership and management position responsible for overseeing, guiding, and supervising the research activities, projects, and personnel within a research institution, center, or a major division of a company.
Usage
The term "director of research" is a formal job title. It is used to refer to the individual in charge of the strategic direction, operational management, and scientific quality of a research program or facility. * It typically functions as a subject, object, or complement in a sentence. * It is often capitalized when it forms part of an official title preceding a name.
Examples
- The director of research presented the annual report to the board of trustees.
- Dr. Chen was promoted to Director of Research at the biomedical institute.
- All project proposals must be approved by the director of research before funding can be allocated.
Advanced Usage
- The role may be specified by the field or institution, e.g., "Director of Research and Development (R&D)" in a corporate context.
- In academic settings, the title may be part of a larger administrative hierarchy, such as reporting to a Vice President for Research.
Variants and Related Words
- Research Director: A synonymous term with identical meaning and usage.
- Head of Research: A very similar title, sometimes used interchangeably, though it may imply a slightly less formal or smaller scope.
- Chief Scientific Officer (CSO): A higher executive-level position often found in companies, with broader responsibilities that may encompass research direction.
Synonyms
- Research supervisor
- Research lead
- Research manager
Antonyms
- Research assistant
- Junior researcher
- Lab technician
Noun
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a supervisor in a research center
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