Science Career Magazine
Issue for November 25, 2005
- Science Career Magazine
- New Funding Schemes Aim to Retain Top Talent
- By
Wayne Kondro
- The Canada Foundation for Innovation has a new program that aims to help Canadian universities retain top researchers. [Reposted from Science News]
- Science Career Magazine
- The European Young Investigator Awards - Finding a Niche
- By
Elisabeth Pain
- Dutch scientist Edwin Cuppen admits to finding his vocation almost by chance. Now he believes that finding a good research niche is essential to making it as a scientist.
- Science Career Magazine
- U.S. Plans Suit to Stop Minority-Only Programs
- By
Jeffrey Mervis
- The U.S. Department of Justice concludes that programs designed to increase minority participation in the sciences discriminates against Caucasian students. [Reposted from Science News]
- Science Career Magazine
- AESEDA: Global Opportunities for Minority Earth Scientists
- By
Anne Sasso
- AESEDA focuses on solving some of Africa’s most pressing problems by engaging students in the study of earth sciences.
- Science Career Magazine
- U.K.' s Energy-Research Renewal
- By
A. Agrawal
- Two new energy initiatives are likely to change the landscape for energy-related research and training in the United Kingdom.
