postdoc

/ˈpoʊst.dɑk/
noun
  1. A temporary research position taken after earning a PhD, or the person holding that position.
    • The postdoc presented her findings at the conference.
    • She accepted a postdoc at a prestigious university.
    • He worked as a postdoc for two years before becoming a professor.
adjective
  1. Relating to a postdoctoral position or period.
    • She applied for several postdoc fellowships.
    • The postdoc training helped him develop new skills.
    • Postdoc salaries vary widely by field and institution.
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