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From Bench Top to Blackboard: An Overview

"We need to do a better job teaching math and science to our children"

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From Bench Top to Blackboard: Scientists as Schoolteachers *Feature Index*

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The Science of Human Rights

"We take many things for granted when we work in a domestic situation," Haglund notes, "like access to the crime scene."

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Issues and Perspectives

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Toolkit: Designing Your Laboratory

"If you botch the design of your new laboratory, you'll be paying the price for years to come."

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Robert Austin: An Interview

People sometimes overestimate the extent to which the conventional assumptions apply. Often, for example, managers assume they are more qualified than they really are to judge their employees' performance.

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Shooting for the Moon

"I figure if I can't choose the types of projects and research I want to tackle now, I never will be able to."

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The Federal Trough

The Web's most comprehensive list of U.S. federal funding sources for scientific research

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Nuclear Careers in Energy Science: Feature Index

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Finding Your Place in the Sun

"We have people from Stanford, and we have people with no degrees, and they all contribute equally." --Spectrolab's Nasser Karam

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Careers in Energy Science

"Today, for the first time ever, the world's energy situation seems poised for dramatic and fundamental change."

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