Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Advice

Issue for September 20, 2002

Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

The Cover Letter: Door Opener Par Excellence

By:

Dave Jensen

"Writing something that is powerful and yet short is the single most difficult kind of business writing."

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Career Advice

So You Want to Work for the EC?

By:

Raymond Crandon

"The Commission invites all applicants who have satisfied the general admission conditions to a set of preselection tests consisting of multi-choice questions."

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Issues and Perspectives

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Enhancing Your Science Career

By:

Knut Behrends

"In general, this book is well written, and most topics are dealt with thoroughly."

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EmPOWREment and ADVANCEment for Women: NSF Programs for Women in Science

By:

Mirjam Kempf

"[T]he ADVANCE Institutional Transformation Awards target policy and programs with the potential to change the culture of science."

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Passage From India: Research, Respect, and Return

By:

Kamala Tirumalai

"The Indian education system is producing record numbers of graduates with advanced science degrees, but the current research environment in India cannot effectively tap their potential."

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