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May 12, 2006

Postdoctoral Teaching: Savvy Career Move or Distraction From Research?

"Research potential is the dominant factor in the Biology Department when we are recruiting new faculty." --Daniel Bush, chair of the Biology Department at Colorado State University

April 02, 2004

Even Scientists Get the Blues

I no longer define myself as a "failing scientist", but as someone who does science as well as a myriad of other things--including a vicious rugby tackle!

January 09, 2004

Just Follow Your Heart: A 5-Year Journey

"I have to make a choice between making a total career change and giving science a chance in a different environment."

October 08, 2004

Researching in Silico

[H]er team currently consists of an impressively diverse group including computer scientists, physicists, biochemists, and chemists.

November 07, 2002

The Greatest Adventure of Your Life!

If you were to catch a glimpse of my desk now, you would surely recognise the German influence on me: Everything is perfectly ordered.

September 08, 2006

Policy Issues and Emotions

"Students interested in political science might try volunteering at local political campaigns, nongovernmental organizations, citizen advocacy groups, and interest groups." --Charles Taber

February 06, 2004

Computational and Mathematical Epidemiology

"Collaboration between mathematical scientists and epidemiologists in developing and applying new phylogenetic methods is likely to take both epidemiology and mathematical science in new and fruitful directions."

September 19, 2003

Of Quantum Dots and Life in Japan

One of the great things about NTT is that it offers “culture classes” during lunchtime where foreigners like me can experience a more historical and cultural aspect of Japan.

February 01, 2002

Federal Science Policy and the Postdoc: What Do Postdocs Want?

Reform efforts will have to be collaborative. While the postdocs themselves must play a role, the major responsibility for change lies with those who have the most power." --
COSEPUP report (2000)

December 17, 2004

From Buenos Aires to Bosons

Although her research ranges from the smallest particles of matter to the larger, ever-expanding universe, Carena has always stayed true to herself and led an otherwise normal life.

January 03, 2003

On the Horns of a Dilemma

With the enormity of the academic option weighing me down, I find myself turning towards industry instead.

February 18, 2005

Wandering off the Beaten Track

Azevedo strongly advises other postdocs to start applying even if they feel it is too early in their career.

March 01, 2002

Awakening at Sunrise: How My Arctic Experience Shaped My Career Goals

Not only did my arctic experience make me a better scientist, but it also made me a better person overall.

November 18, 2005

Industry Insider: The European Steel Industry, a Phoenix Rising from the Ashes

Once they are in, young employees often state how surprised they are at how high tech, innovative, and environmentally-friendly today's steel industry is.

October 08, 1999

Time Management 101 for Grant Applicants

October 05, 2001

Protection of Biotech Intellectual Property Rights: A Singapore Perspective

As most researchers are not legally trained and may not be well versed with IPRs, it is wise to constantly educate the researchers on such issues.

March 19, 2004

The Mathematical and Theoretical Biology Institute Helps Fill a Void

"MTBI focuses on providing research opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in working on problems at the interface of the natural and social sciences and mathematics."

May 07, 2004

Stimulating Careers in Science and Engineering

December 24, 2004

A Maple Leaf on Mars: Interview with Canada's Mars Exploration Lead

"There are tremendous opportunities in Canada right now for young scientists and engineers, but the number could be higher with increased funding." - Alain Berinstain, Director of Planetary Exploration and Space Astronomy, Canadian Space Agency

January 06, 2006

Sell Yourself: Guidance for Developing Your Personal Statement for Graduate School Applications

Your personal statement should clearly express your understanding of what graduate school is about and how the graduate degree will build upon your previous experiences toward the attainment of your career goals.

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