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Issues & Perspectives

July 30, 2010

Early-career scientists who want their research to inform policymaking need to learn how to navigate the public arena and communicate effectively.

Career Advice

Scientists who have done a foreign postdoc or sabbatical say it's the experience of a lifetime, and are eager to offer encouragement and advice.

A Science/AAAS Business Office feature.

CTSciNet
Answering Biomedical Questions with Information Technology: Harvard physician-scientist Lynn Bry has developed an informatics system for matching biological samples to research needs.; Whole Story | Discuss in Forum

Issues & Perspectives
Experimental Error: Don't Try This at Home: Shouldn't scientists blow more things up? Introducing the first humor column about being, and becoming, a scientist.; Whole Story | Discuss in Forum

MySciNet
Re-Visioning a Career: David Price launched a career in computer science after losing his sight during graduate training in geology.; Whole Story | Discuss in Forum

CTSciNet
Veterinarian Scientists Bring Unique Perspectives to Translational Research: D.V.M.-Ph.D.s are uniquely qualified to do research in animal models and translate findings across species -- including humans.; Whole Story | Discuss in Forum

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