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January 12, 2007

Getting Ready for Electronic R01 Submissions

An important part of all the universities' preparations is getting their research faculty ready for the change.

February 23, 2007

Young Researchers Face NASA Budget Realities

"Because opportunities are so few and far between, we are in fact sacrificing the future to pay for the present." --Lennard Fisk, space science professor, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

March 02, 2007

A "Hippocratic Oath" for Scientists?

Jones believes that senior scientists have "lost a sense of accountability to the next generation insofar as all of our interests in them are self interests ... so that
our career can get advanced but not necessarily
their career."

March 09, 2007

Is Grants.gov in the FastLane?

When it comes to accepting electronic applications, the agency is in no hurry to leave the FastLane.

May 04, 2007

Responding to Violence in Schools

"It's on-the-ground, in-depth research with a very qualitative component." --Olivia Salcido

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.

October 05, 2007

Making Mentoring Mandatory

"If, in the course of the day, faculty spend some time talking about their career and careers in general, it wouldn’t be something they would have to keep a note of in a logbook and say, ‘Oh, this isn’t research-related.’ ”--Joseph Ellis

November 02, 2007

In Person: The Ultralong-Distance Quest

The roads of Brittany were littered with cyclists who failed to live by this rule; so are the roads of science.

November 16, 2007

In Person: Hiring in a Dysfunctional Job Market

November 25, 2005

New Funding Schemes Aim to Retain Top Talent

"If we hadn't done this, the danger would be a bit of a revolving door." CFI president Eliot Phillipson

October 19, 2001

If There's a Will ... National Action Can Make a Difference

To attract the best candidates, it will be in the interest of the university to formulate guidelines and policies that reflect the value of the postdocs to the university's mission.

November 12, 1999

Grad School Survey: Organizers Postpone Department Rankings

September 20, 2002

Passage From India: Research, Respect, and Return

"The Indian education system is producing record numbers of graduates with advanced science degrees, but the current research environment in India cannot effectively tap their potential."

September 17, 2004

Navigating by the Numbers

"Everything on Earth has a location attached to it, and geomatics engineers measure and map that," explains Elizabeth Cannon, world expert in GPS technology. "Software simply is the tool of choice in our tool kit that allows us to test and develop newer and better methodologies."

May 07, 2004

Looking Forward, Looking Backward

"The ivory tower is getting worn and dingy [and] the provost sold the ivory ... to build the new administration wing." --Phil Clifford

May 21, 1999

Young Scientists as Activists: Sharyl Nass

October 25, 2001

The NAGPS Survey: What DO America's Grad Students Think of Their Programs?

It's a real problem when Ph.D.s can't function outside the university.

April 11, 2003

Informational Interviewing: Getting Information You Can Use

Although the key objective of informational interviewing isn't networking, informational interviewing
is networking, in that the contacts you make may end up helping you find a job.

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