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February 02, 2007

Working at National Labs: Oak Ridge

"There is no doubt that having these kinds of unique tools available and having the strong multidisciplinary environment that allows for interaction gives us a lot of advantage to better understand science," says Jeff Blackmon, physics division, ORNL.

May 11, 2007

Opening Minds to Ancient Times

"Generally, I find that people are attracted to enthusiasm if it's unfettered and for the right reasons," says Hendrik Poinar, director of McMaster University's Ancient DNA Laboratory.

November 25, 2005

The European Young Investigator Awards - Finding a Niche

"This choice was more practical because you try to build up a career, and if you do what people are already doing, you need to be very good, but also lucky, to make it," says Edwin Cuppen.

December 02, 2005

Retraining Scientists: Changing Fields, Gaining Skills

July 01, 2005

Scientists Researching What We Don't Know

Though it is often--and justifiably--maligned, it is ignorance--and recognizing where it exists--that drives scientists to do groundbreaking science.

February 03, 2006

UK Technology Transfer Training

The majority of those working in academic tech transfer have come from a background in scientific research, so there is a need for professional training in technology transfer.

October 21, 2005

A French Knot Mathematician, with a Twist

Although "the researcher is free to do whatever he wants," says Marché, "I will be working in a team, so I will necessarily get interested in their field of research."

April 09, 2004

Academic Scientists at Work: Where'd My Day Go?

"Be aware of where your day goes, implement whatever strategies you can think of to save time, and do not get so caught up in the day-to-day that you lose site of your objectives."

October 21, 2005

Spain: A Physicist Keen to Put Things in Order

In Spain, "Most people integrate into an existing and functioning lab," which gives them less freedom," says de Nalda Minguez.

October 21, 2005

Germany: Deciphering Cellular Processes

The interview process, she points out, goes both ways: They are interviewing you and you are interviewing them.

December 01, 2006

Winning an HHMI International Award

In the 15 years since its inception, the HHMI International Research Scholars award has given 74 Canadian researchers nearly $30 million.

October 21, 2005

Tooling Up: Fifty Seconds with a Million-Dollar Impact

Could a "Fast Pitch Competition" Hold Lessons for Your Future Job Success?

November 11, 2005

The European Young Investigator Awards: Meet the 2005 Winners

August 11, 2006

Lab Dynamics: Negotiating Science

How do you progress to a solution that serves the interests of both parties?

October 14, 2005

The GrantDoctor – International Funding

Funding for Greece ... Foreign postdocs in America

October 21, 2005

Norway: A Neuroscientist Making Connections

This is an unusual position; I will have little bureaucracy and limited teaching.

March 03, 2006

From Molecular to Systems Biology

"Cases very soon demonstrated a great capacity for working with software and developing systems, a capacity that is unfortunately quite exceptional in experimental biologists." --Systems biologist Alfonso Valencia.

October 14, 2005

Gary Johnson: Speaking From Experience

Good science is always rewarded. --Gary Johnson

October 28, 2005

The End of the Road

Our own awareness of our primary driving force is perhaps of greatest help when we need to make tough career decisions.

October 21, 2005

Germany: Tracking Pollutants

Go abroad for some time. That is how I got into a field that I could make a significant contribution to.

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