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Getting to the Interview

An essay at Inside Higher Ed by William Helmreich advises job seekers on ways to make their academic job applications stand out.

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Computer Scientists Get Wet

By picking up the fundamentals of biology, computer scientists are contributing to the life sciences.

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Defining the Global State of Young Scientists

The Global Young Academy wants to offer a snapshot of the working conditions of young scientists across developed and developing countries.

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Be-Laboring the STEM Immigration Issue

USA Today's editors and the head of the AFL-CIO disagree about the Senate immigration bill's high-skill provisions.

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University Scientists Arrested in Chinese Research Bribery Scheme

Two NYU researchers were arrested for conspiring to pass information about their research to a Chinese company and the Chinese government.

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Lotfi A. Zadeh

A professor emeritus advises young scientists to deemphasize controversial aspects of their work—or to avoid controversy until they are established.

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Some Dissenting Views on the Immigration Bill

The Senate immigration bill may enjoy the support of the president and other national leaders, but some are highly critical of its high-skill labor provisions.

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'Worrisome Trends' for Chemistry Postdocs

Are chemists hurting their earnings potential and endangering their chances for future success by staying too long in postdoc positions?

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You Can't Judge a Scientist Using Journal Impact Factors

An open letter calls for funding agencies and hiring institutions to evaluate scientists by their research and not what journals they publish in.

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The Value of a Ph.D. In an Economic Recession

In the United Kingdom, recent Ph.D. recipients have weathered the recession in better shape than most.

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Computer Scientists Get Wet

Defining the Global State of Young Scientists

Be-Laboring the STEM Immigration Issue

University Scientists Arrested in Chinese Research Bribery Scheme

Lotfi A. Zadeh

Some Dissenting Views on the Immigration Bill

'Worrisome Trends' for Chemistry Postdocs

You Can't Judge a Scientist Using Journal Impact Factors

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