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Science Careers from the journal Science

Science Career Magazine

Issue for October 26, 2001

Science Career Magazine
Cash Crunch at NSERC: By Lesley McKarney -; Science Career Magazine
Patent First, Publish Later: How Not to Ruin Your Chances of Winning a Patent: By Vid Mohan-Ram -; Science Career Magazine
Germany Seeks International Talent: By von Ruschkowski..Eick -; Science Career Magazine
Will Devolution Deliver for Scotland's Contract Researchers?: By Alex Neil -; Science Career Magazine
Jumping Off the Academic Bandwagon, Part 1: An Agonizing Decision: By Holly Sawyer -; Science Career Magazine
Crossing a New Frontier: By L. T Tan -; Science Career Magazine
Funds for Canadian Postdocs in the U.S. and Finding a Grant Editor: By The GrantDoctor -; Science Career Magazine
The Changing of the Guard at Harvey Mudd: By Randy Ringen, Jim Austin -; Science Career Magazine
Patent Agency as a Career: A Well-Kept Secret: By Kathleen E. Marsman -; Science Career Magazine
Digesting Patents: The Role of the Patent Analyst: By Geeho Liu -; Science Career Magazine
The GrantDoctor: By The GrantDoctor -; Science Career Magazine
From Dutch Pyramid Into Babel's Tower?: By Raoul Tan, May-May Meijer -; Science Career Magazine
Survive and Thrive: The Word on the Street: By Mark Sincell -

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