Science Career Magazine

Issue for January 22, 1999

Science Career Magazine

Comic: National Institutes of Researchaholics

By  Alexander Dent  -

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Forensic Science: What You Need To Know To Be A Forensic Scientist

By  Jim Thorpe  - I am the director of the Forensic Science Unit that is part of the Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry at Strathclyde University in Glasgow. I first became interested in forensic science when, at the age of 13, I had access to a book

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Partners in Science, Part One: Negotiating the Academic Job Market as Postdocs

By  Constanza Villalba  - M arie and Pierre Curie are perhaps the most famous scientific couple in history. But science has served as both Muse and Cupid to not only to the Curies, but to couples in all fields of scientific research. Figures generated in 1995 by the American

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Finance 1, The Income Statement in the Annual Report: Part III of "Learnin's From My MBA" Series

By  Charles Boulakia  - OTHER ARTICLES IN THIS SERIES T wo weeks ago, I started a new series called " Learnin's From My MBA ." The series is meant to take business concepts I've learned in my

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What To Do When Your Advisor Goes Too Far, Part II

By  Peter Fiske  - PETER IS THE AUTHOR OF THE BOOK, "TO BOLDLY GO: A PRACTICAL CAREER GUIDE FOR SCIENTISTS" PREVIOUS COLUMNS L ast month we discussed the story of L., a recent