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Science Careers from the journal Science

Science Career Magazine

Issue for January 19, 2001

Science Career Magazine
Bridging the GREAT Divide: A Postdoctoral View: By Pauline Wong -; Science Career Magazine
Inherent in the System: By Kirstie Urquhart -; Science Career Magazine
Back to School at York U: By Lesley McKarney -; Science Career Magazine
Opening the Entrance to Job Life: Berlin's Humboldt University Establishes Career Center: By Markus Wendeler -; Science Career Magazine
Yours Transferably: Going Global 1--Why and Who?: By Phil Dee -; Science Career Magazine
Advice From Postdocs to Postdocs: Tips From the GREAT Meeting Attendees: By GREAT Postdocs -; Science Career Magazine
Student Survey Highlights Mismatch of Training, Goals: By Jeffrey Mervis -; Science Career Magazine
Shared Shoulders and Shared Resources: Using Support Groups and Custom Databases in Your Job Search: By Dave Jensen -; Science Career Magazine
Studying and Living in...Germany: By Gerlind Wallon, Robert Metzke -; Science Career Magazine
Learning From Experience: Postdoc Associations Share Their Wisdom on Getting Started and Forging Ahead: By Deborah Swope -; Science Career Magazine
Midnight in the Garden of Training and Education: Postdocs at the GREAT Meeting: By Emily Klotz -

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