Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Advice

Issue for January 11, 2002

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Preventive Health; Free Money

By:

The GrantDoctor

The GrantDoctor is here to help! Send questions to
grantdoctor@aaas.org. Please put "GDR" in the subject header of your E-mail message. Next column: January 25

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Voices of Singaporean Scientists Working Abroad (II): The Experience of a Lifetime

By:

Meng Ling Choong

These experiences have definitely bolstered my research abilities, fortified my scientific principles, and strengthened my confidence to prepare myself as a future contributor to the scientific community.

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Financial Planning for Scientists, Part 15: Building a Diversified Portfolio

By:

Charles Boulakia

Taking a good look at your plan early in your career is imperative.

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Go East

By:

Kirstie Urquhart

A number of priority areas that are particularly ripe for collaboration ... include environmental research ... nanotechnology research and ... life sciences research.

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Not Your Dad's Academic Career

By:

Tara Kuther

The Chicago Guide is plagued by a fundamental fault: laziness.

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