Science Career Magazine

Issue for November 16, 2007

Science Career Magazine
In Person: Series Index: By Science Careers Staff -
Got something to say about starting or moving through a career in science? Here's your chance to let friends and colleagues know what's on your mind.; Science Career Magazine
In Person: Hiring in a Dysfunctional Job Market: By Brooke Allen -
A technical professional from the finance industry describes some innovative ways to uncover hidden talent.; Science Career Magazine
A Career 'Framework': Guiding Light or Empty Words?: By Elizabeth Quill -
The United Kingdom's Council for Science and Technology recommended last month that universities, industry leaders, and funding agencies develop a conceptual flow chart for science careers. Will it work?; Science Career Magazine
In Person: Hiring in a Dysfunctional Job Market: By Brooke Allen -
A technical professional from the finance industry describes some innovative ways to uncover hidden talent.; Science Career Magazine
Focus on Careers: Diversity - Opening Doors for Scientists with Disabilities: By Laura Bonetta -
Several programs are aiming to increase the number of individuals with disabilities in science and technology careers by removing barriers and changing attitudes.

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