Science Career Magazine

Issue for June 30, 2006

Science Career Magazine
Deciding on a Career in Decision Science: By Elisabeth Pain -
Carlos Trujillo and Natalia Karelaia both left corporate jobs in their native countries to travel to Spain to study aspects of decision-making.; Science Career Magazine
The Value of Working Together: By Anne Forde -
German researchers Bettina Rockenbach and Özgur Gürerk investigate why individuals choose to work together.; Science Career Magazine
Special Feature: Careers in the Decision, Risk and Management Sciences: By Robin Arnette -
How--and why--do we make the decisions we make? Science Careers examines the work and opportunities in an emerging interdisciplinary field.; Science Career Magazine
Decision Analysis Meets Environmental Policy: By Sarah Webb -
Environmental decisions often involve a baffling mix of cost, risk, benefit, and uncertainty.; Science Career Magazine
Funding for Decision Science Research: Negotiating the Maze: By Alan Kotok -
Decision-science funding is divided into programs for basic decision-making research and programs that focus on a wide variety of applications.

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