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What is the process in getting a poster to be a Scientific Advisor?
You can always suggest someone by PM to a mentor, and we can run it through review. The member's posting history, quality, temperament, ability to work well with members on all levels, ability to admit when they are wrong, among other criteria are all reviewed by mentors and other Science Advisors.Gold Barz said:What is the process in getting a poster to be a Scientific Advisor?
A Scientific Advisor is a person who provides expert advice and guidance on scientific matters. They typically have a strong background in a specific field of science and are highly knowledgeable about current research and developments in that field.
Technically, anyone with a strong background in a specific field of science can be nominated as a Scientific Advisor. However, it is important to choose someone who is highly respected in their field and has a track record of providing valuable insights and advice.
Typically, nominations for Scientific Advisors are made by a committee or group of scientists who are familiar with the potential candidate's work. They may also consider recommendations from other reputable scientists in the field.
The responsibilities of a Scientific Advisor may vary, but typically they involve providing expert advice and guidance on research projects, reviewing and providing feedback on scientific papers, and participating in discussions and collaborations with other scientists in their field.
Yes, a Scientific Advisor can be removed from their role if they are no longer able to fulfill their responsibilities or if their advice and guidance are deemed to be inadequate. This decision is usually made by the committee or group that nominated them.