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Science Careers from the journal Science

Science Career Magazine

Issue for October 05, 2001

Science Career Magazine
Patent Law Resources: By Ric Weibl -; Science Career Magazine
Pioneering Engineers Flock to Rural Germany: By Jean-François Lévesque -; Science Career Magazine
Patently Obvious?--Working In-House: By Ian Hiscock -; Science Career Magazine
Doctoral Education in Spain: By Susana Cebrian -; Science Career Magazine
Patent Mapping: By Charles Boulakia -; Science Career Magazine
Careers in Patent Law: Hiring Trends: By Katie Cottingham -; Science Career Magazine
Enough Talk, Let's See Some Action!: By Kirstie Urquhart -; Science Career Magazine
American Postdocs Abroad: By Alka Agrawal -; Science Career Magazine
Protection of Biotech Intellectual Property Rights: A Singapore Perspective: By Alex Thian -; Science Career Magazine
Spanish Science Haemorrhages Talent: By Susana Cebrian -; Science Career Magazine
Careers in Patent Law: By Katie Cottingham -; Science Career Magazine
Patent Examiner in Germany: By Uwe Ausfelder -; Science Career Magazine
An Inventive Career Move: By Gordon Stark -; Science Career Magazine
Careers in Patent Law: Striking a Balance: By Deborah Katz -; Science Career Magazine
Apply Yourself: By Sarah Thompson -

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