Science Career Magazine

Issue for January 11, 2008

Science Career Magazine
The Accidental Palaeontologist: By Elizabeth Quill -
Mike Taylor's fascination with sauropods led him to do a Ph.D.--for the fun of it.; Science Career Magazine
Special Feature: Changing Careers, Following Dreams: By Kate Travis -
Sometimes moving forward means looking back--at what fascinated you as a child or first engaged your love for science.; Science Career Magazine
Finding the Way Back to a First (Career) Love: By Sarah Webb -
Like rekindling an old romance, the pursuit of an old interest can be exciting and rewarding.; Science Career Magazine
In Person: A Career Home Run: By Keith Woolner -
A former software developer's hobby in baseball statistics landed him a job with a major league baseball team.

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