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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.

August 24, 2007

Suzanne Estes: Talking Evolution

"Suzanne is one of the hardest working scientists I know." --Patrick Phillips

November 30, 2007

Big Science at a Small College

"Andrea treats me like someone who’s intelligent enough to run a laboratory experiment by himself, but she’s always there for questions. She’ll have a long conversation with a former student who’s visiting from med school, or talk to us about our futures, or hang out and discuss TV. She’s your friend, and she cares about you." --Matthew Mansh

December 21, 2007

Young Geneticists Making a Difference

"We are trying to define new syndromes and new diseases in human genetics," says M.D.-Ph.D. Heather Mefford.

September 01, 2006

A Case Study of a Mom-Scientist: Canopy Meg

"As I look back at my busy life, I would not have been happy giving up either—career or family," says Margaret Dalzwell Lowman.

November 03, 2006

Life Scientists Report Rising Salaries and High Job Satisfaction

The latest survey of AAAS life scientists finds that pay increases outpaced inflation, especially for postdocs.

July 07, 2006

A Botanist Becomes a Broker

"Whether it's how we treat the environment or each other, it's all connected," says Martina Hoft, conservation botanist and real estate broker.

May 27, 2005

Narrowing the Diversity Gap in Marine Science

Every year the program scours the nation for eight talented students of color, who have at least a junior standing in college and who are pondering marine science careers.

February 17, 2006

Same School, Different Degree, All Part of the Plan

The transition to graduate school required her to learn how to handle family and financial issues, while also keeping up with her studies and research.

August 04, 2006

NIH Urges Career Training and Tracking

"Programs should provide all NRSA trainees with additional professional development skills and career guidance."

March 25, 2005

Taking a Gamble - A Wildlife Biologist's Journey to Vegas

"It was so different from anything else we experienced before. It was like we were on another world, like Mars." - Raymond Saumure, Wildlife Biologist at the Las Vegas Springs Preserve.

February 10, 2006

The Big Picture

“I’d like to be here [longer]. But now my wife and my baby are in Japan, so I have to go back.”

January 06, 2006

Sell Yourself: Guidance for Developing Your Personal Statement for Graduate School Applications

Your personal statement should clearly express your understanding of what graduate school is about and how the graduate degree will build upon your previous experiences toward the attainment of your career goals.

March 03, 2006

Working the Systems

Systems biology seeks to connect the dots between molecular data. It's a hot career field, but success requires making connections between disciplines.

June 03, 2005

Spreading your Postdoc Wings in Industry

"You have to tell them that you're ready to do independent research because as a postdoc you're not going to be held by the hand anymore," says Anna Moraitis, NSERC Industrial Research fellow.

January 20, 2006

Do Minority-Training Programs Work?

Asked to assess the programs, the panel threw up its hands.

February 10, 2006

The Greener Side of Math: A Statistician in the Plant Science World

“In the last 15 years, I had some good intuition that I always made sure I followed up on,” says Pierre Dutilleul, an applied statistician at McGillUniversity.

February 04, 2005

Weeding Out the Bugs: The Birth of a Biopesticide Firm

"It's easy to find things that work. But to produce them on a large scale and market [them], it's a whole new thing, and it requires a lot more expertise that maybe in-house researchers just don't have," says Hélène Chaisson, Vice-President of Research and Development, Codena.

January 07, 2005

Overcoming Odds

Her past experiences helped her realize the importance of being a scientist and a mentor, and she currently uses her expertise to help manage natural resources and to bring women and minorities, especially Native Americans, into science.

March 17, 2006

RISE: Training Minorities in Environmental Science

"RISE wants all students, especially the ones who think they can't do it or aren't sure [about a career in science]." --Robyn Hannigan

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