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April 30, 2013

Questioning the Validity of Neuroscience Results

A recent analysis in neuroscience urges caution both in reading the literature and in designing your own experiments.

February 15, 2013

Tips for Successful International Collaborations

Setting up successful international collaborations is about leveling the field, especially when working with partners in developing countries.

April 22, 2005

Japan Mulls Workforce Goals for Women

The idea is to encourage authorities into lifting Japan from last place among industrialized nations in the employment of women scientists.

October 01, 2004

Facing Life's Challenges as a Foreign Scientist

We came to the United States to learn and work, seeking a better life. The challenges we faced were not always easy, but they made us stronger and wiser.

July 30, 2004

Diary of a Sports Medicine Intern

"I would never have thought these [moments] would be followed by a trip to the other end of the world (even less by a master's degree and Ph.D.) or that I would spend time chasing solutions to the biomechanical problems associated with baseball."

July 16, 2004

Japan Taps Scientists to Improve Reviews

The new procedures will cover about half of the $1.6 billion worth of competitively reviewed grants funded by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology.

May 28, 2004

Against the Clock: Expiry Date for Researchers in Germany?

" I feel I am doing a good job, and I have enough money from grants to continue my work, but I still have to leave."

May 28, 2004

A Life of Fusion

This article comes to you through a collaboration between Next Wave and Science's aging knowledge environment,
SAGE KE. The joint venture is supported by the
AARP Andrus Foundation.

October 03, 2003

Balancing Career, Motherhood, and Widowhood (…and Remarriage!)

I finally got the "PI thing" figured out--and have started believing that maybe I'll make it to tenure someday soon.

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.

April 25, 2003

From Doing Science to Servicing Science

"In the research world, a scientist aims to generate results and publications; in the servicing world, a scientist aims to help the scientist customer achieve results."

January 24, 2003

IMCB--A Great Place to Do Science

"... apart from the excellent scientific training, what makes IMCB special is the fact that it brings together talented people from different parts of the world."

January 17, 2003

Surviving the First Year of Graduate School

"... before you even embark on your program, you should formulate a working plan and set up a reasonable schedule."

November 01, 2002

Postdocs Get Primer on How to Survive Abroad

"The U.S. approach to intellectual property rights is foreign to many Japanese scientists. But ignoring it could mean jail."

November 01, 2002

Becoming a Patent Attorney in Australia

"Although the field is still relatively small in Australia, the number of job opportunities is increasing."

September 20, 2002

Working for Evidence: From the Crime Scene to the Trial

"The most satisfying part of the job is the challenge of solving an unknown case ... and putting all these jigsaw puzzles together."

September 13, 2002

Microbiology in India

"TERI is a not-for-profit research organization with over 300 professionals working toward achieving its mission of sustainable development."

August 30, 2002

High-Performance Liquid Chromatography--A Useful Tool for Determining Active Constituents and Adulterants in Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicines

“Currently, in Singapore, as in the rest of Asia, there is a shortage of well-trained HPLC analysts in TCHM R&D laboratories and TCHM manufacturing industries.”

August 30, 2002

Can Money Turn Singapore Into A Biotech Juggernaut?

“The biomedical initiative, Yeo explains, is meant to combine these elements into “an integrated, goal-oriented approach to develop human, intellectual, and industrial capital” in the life sciences”

July 26, 2002

Teaching: A Meaningful and Challenging Career

"Even though I was initially apprehensive about teaching a large group of teenage students, my passion for education and my desire to teach incited me to take up this challenge."

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