Italian: "assegnista di ricerca" English translation: (temporary) research associate/research fellow 
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| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | Italian term or phrase: | "assegnista di ricerca" | | English translation: | (temporary) research associate/research fellow | | Entered by: | Linda 969 |
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Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs / academic titles | | Italian term or phrase: "assegnista di ricerca" | | Nelle università italiane, è un ricercatore a contratto con una ricerca ben definita da svolgere in un periodo di tempo determinato |
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| | (temporary) research associate/research fellow | Explanation:
Hi Giovanna
like research associates and fellows, "assegnisti di ricerca" usually have a PhD. "Research assistants" have a bachelor's or a master's at most.
Would an English-speaking reader see the difference between a "borsa" and an "assegno" (both competitively awarded)? Hard to tell.
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Linda 969
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| temporary research assistant
Explanation:
Different universities have different titles - could be "research fellow", depending on level. However, "temporary research assistant" is clear and unambiguous in all contexts.
| KayW
Italy
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| assegnista di ricerca contracted out research assignment
Explanation:
A project is assigned for research by a higher authority to a person by contract agreement
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Note added at 32 mins (2006-10-09 09:01:39 GMT)
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Thank you. I would amend my contribution to read contracted-out reseach assignor.
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| assegnista di ricerca (temporary) research associate/research fellow
Explanation:
Hi Giovanna
like research associates and fellows, "assegnisti di ricerca" usually have a PhD. "Research assistants" have a bachelor's or a master's at most.
Would an English-speaking reader see the difference between a "borsa" and an "assegno" (both competitively awarded)? Hard to tell.
| Linda 969
Italy
Native speaker of: Italian, English
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