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May 20, 2005

Science Writing: What are the Markets?

Irrespective of the market science writers aim for, Merlin Goldman stresses doing your homework before sending in your piece: "Get examples, look at them carefully, pitch style correctly, and get it right the first time."

September 24, 1999

Getting Your Postdoc Grant--It Takes More Than Just Writing!

October 31, 2003

From Vision to MRI: Gaining Research Experience Through the Women in Engineering and Science Program

"This partnering of students with successful scientists is the foundation of the WES program; the students work alongside their mentors and supervisors in order to learn about the scientific process and develop research skills."

March 26, 2004

Improving Data Collection for Patient Care and Clinical Trials

"The standards-based and technology-enabled single-source process proposed here can reduce transcription errors, increase efficiency, and facilitate information flow and timeliness of data, thus improving data quality and patient safety."

May 28, 2004

Beach, Bench, and Beyond

"My postdoc training made me understand that I was done with the bench and it was time for me to start looking for alternatives."

March 19, 2004

African and Caribbean Brain Drain, Part 1

The loss of these highly educated professionals from developing countries to developed nations has been termed "brain drain" or reverse transfer of technology.

May 20, 2005

Tooling Up: Managing Your Advisor

"You don't have to like or admire your boss, nor do you have to hate him. You do have to manage him, however, so that he becomes your resource for achievement, accomplishment, and personal success." –Peter Drucker

November 23, 2001

Astrobiology: The Sky's No Limit

"I'm fortunate in that the leading researchers in my field are with the institute, so not only do I get to know them, but they get to know me. That can only be beneficial when I seek future employment."

October 20, 2006

Tooling Up: Traits of the Key Players

"Business success is often defined by comfort with ambiguity and risk--personal, organizational, and financial." --Don Haut

October 03, 2003

A Dual-Career Dream--Or Double the Trouble?

"Go for it--it's great fun and there are lots of career openings for properly trained clinical researchers," says David Edwards, professor of neonatal medicine.

October 08, 2004

Choosing the Right Postdoc

If former postdocs are tending to remain in academia and are successful, do the long-term benefits outweigh the short-term stress of working for a difficult person?


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May 17, 2002

New Cardiovascular Centre Puts Heart Into Spanish Research

"CNIC-funded fellows will work for 3 years in Madrid, having previously spent 3 years in a leading international centre."

September 10, 2004

Will the Semantic Web Change Science?

"Among the first adopters and co-creators of the Semantic Web have been scientists who see in the new approach the promise of content-based information retrieval, distributed data mining, and automated Web-service choreography."

August 15, 2003

Postdocs, Post 9/11 (Part 2)

"Is the university structured to ensure that the postdoctoral experience includes training and assistance in making a transition into the next position? Or is the postdoc, instead, merely a convenience for the investigator, a place on which we focus too little pedagogical attention?"

January 24, 2003

Taking the Slush Out of Funding: How to Get Discretionary Money for Your Lab

Building a Discretionary Spending Account.

November 23, 2001

Day in the Life of a Picture Editor

I find I am using a wider range of my skills as a picture editor than I did in the lab, which makes it more satisfying and less stressful.

August 31, 2001

Financial Planning for Scientists, Part II: An Introduction to Mutual Funds

Any one individual only has a small amount of money, but a whole bunch of people together have enough money that they can hire a fulltime expert.

September 16, 2005

A Mathematician Gets Out of the Box

Mathematics researchers, Crowdy says, need to "develop [their] own style. Follow your heart. Don't be afraid to go out on your own."

November 10, 2000

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