Science Career Magazine

Issue for February 07, 2003

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Commercializing Technology in Canada

By  Lesley McKarney  - "H ow can I get involved in technology transfer and commercialization?" I've heard many graduate students and postdocs asking this question at Next Wave events across Canada, and for good reason: technology transfer (or technology commercialization, as it is more commonly referred to these days)

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Communicating Science to Policy-Makers and Policy to Scientists

By  Heather Rieff  -

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Aftermaths

By  Donald Kennedy  -

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From Science to Business--A Personal Journey

By  Panos Kyriacou  - BACK TO THE FEATURE INDEX M y foray into the world of technology transfer and technology commercialization was more a natural progression in my career, rather than a sudden, conscious decision. But an integral part of this

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Science Policy: Establishing Guidelines, Setting Priorities

By  Laure Haak  - W hat is the definition of "postdoc"? How are your nation's research dollars allocated? Who decides on funding priorities for supercolliders and space shuttles? Who steers the debates on bioterrorism and stem cell research? If these kinds of questions interest you, you should think about