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April 12, 2002

Physiology Is Back in Fashion

There is a cry for more integration and for people with very diverse training.

May 02, 2003

What Does It Take for Women to Stay in Academic Chemistry?

It may not be a pure coincidence that the two most women-friendly departments in the study were led by young heads who were themselves half of a dual-career couple with children.

October 22, 2004

Success in Academia: Recipe From a Serial Award Winner

"Now there are more opportunities for Spanish scientists abroad to come back and start their own group," Maria Blasco says.

December 17, 2004

Lost in Space, but Still on Track

"It is important that the maximum feedback or spinoff is obtained in case of the failure of a mission," says Dr. Mark Sims, Beagle 2 mission manager.

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.

July 29, 2005

Keeping Both Academia and Industry on the Go

There is much to be gained from industrial experience, Ceccaroni feels, even for those who want an academic career.

November 11, 2005

An International Scientist

The couple started looking "around in the world [to see] where we could both have nice positions," and they found what they were looking for in Spain.

December 09, 2005

Tightrope Walker

Doing a Ph.D. on visual interfaces and usability is particularly useful, he believes, because it allows him to understand what the consumers would like to use and to guess whether a new product would succeed or fail.

February 03, 2006

A Better Recognition of Foreign Diplomas in Spain

The new law and recent experiences gives hope to scientists who have been struggling in the past.

February 17, 2006

Getting a New Business Off the Ground

"A mother is continually training in how to manage her time and organise her work. This is key [to success in entrepreneurship], beyond having guts and imagination," says Claire Dutertre.

September 08, 2006

A Head Start in Renewable Energy

Guillaume Bourtourault's enduring interest in environmental matters, his drive to pursue a career even when it was marginalised, and his vision for sustainable development are what made it all possible.

December 01, 2006

Navigating the Stem-Cell Research Maze

The liberal policies in some countries and the wealth of cross-cultural collaborations have made Europe a good destination for researchers to train in human embryonic stem cell research.

April 06, 2007

Special Feature: Getting Published in Scientific Journals

April 06, 2007

Moving Out of the Shadows: Publishing From the Rest of the World

"The novice writer makes a big mistake in blaming language knowledge for everything," says Mary Ellen Kerans, chair of the Mediterranean Editors and Translators association in Barcelona, Spain.

June 01, 2007

Fruitful Collaborations With Industry

Academics should never lose sight of their own research agenda and the benefits they hope to gain from the collaboration.

September 14, 2007

Undergraduates Ask: Should I Do a Ph.D.?

Spending some time investigating your interests before starting a Ph.D. will improve the likelihood that you pick a project that keeps your interest over several years.

October 05, 2007

Studying the Self Scientifically

Lenggenhager helped develop an experimental concept aimed at recreating out-of-body experiences in healthy subjects as a way to study distorted self-consciousness.

December 21, 2007

Young Geneticists Making a Difference

"We are trying to define new syndromes and new diseases in human genetics," says M.D.-Ph.D. Heather Mefford.

January 04, 2008

Research Integrity: Making the Right Choices

Early-career scientists need to learn to hold themselves to high ethical standards.

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