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

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

“People are creating security problems faster than we can fix them,” says computer science professor David Wagner. “So I think that computer security people are going to be in demand for a while.”

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

Because it is operated by a school district--the largest in the country--New York City's program can guarantee a job for all participants, as it did for 1700 participants in last year's June program.

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

Funding for Greece ... Foreign postdocs in America

"You cannot do one project. You have to do a number of projects to try to get to the answer, hoping one of the approaches will work out." --Yimin Zou

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

"We felt very well established in what we were working on in our postdocs and really excited about new opportunities and looking for ways to make those new opportunities come into being." - Alexis Templeton

“Our colliders are like time machines for physicists,” says Young-Kee Kim, the deputy director of Fermilab. “In a sense, we are creating early universes in our accelerators.”

"I remember starting out with a simple interest in languages and language acquisition as a hobby. Now it's taken me to looking at how the brain is hardwired, and understanding how the influence of environment can alter this wiring structure." --Edward Ruthazer

"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.

Once hired, a chemist’s opportunities are limited only by his or her career ambitions and the company’s needs.

Here we present the career twists and turns of six stellar neuroscientists based in North America and Europe.

Good science is always rewarded. --Gary Johnson