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Science Careers from the journal Science

Science Career Magazine

Issue for March 15, 2002

Science Career Magazine
Mud, Glorious Mud: Getting My Sea Legs During a Week at Sea in Antarctica: By Jocelyn Kaiser -; Science Career Magazine
Optics Sees the Light: By Eick von Ruschkowski -; Science Career Magazine
Where to Look for Polar Careers: By Eick von Ruschkowski -; Science Career Magazine
Take Your Worst Estimate and Double It: Project Management for Postdocs: By Rich Price -; Science Career Magazine
An Unconventional Polar Science Career: By David Norton -; Science Career Magazine
Your First "First-Author" Paper, Part 2--The Act of Submission and Peering at the Review Process: By Phil Dee -; Science Career Magazine
Forty Days at Sea: By Claire Allen -; Science Career Magazine
Postdoc Issues and Solutions: A Report From the AAAS Meeting: By Laure Haak -; Science Career Magazine
Notes From a Recruiter's Diary: A Plethora of CVs: By Dave Jensen -; Science Career Magazine
Undergraduate Scholarships Special: By Jennie Wong -

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