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October 19, 2007

Reality Check: U.K. Report Reveals Variety of Career Paths for Ph.D.s

"The market [for science Ph.D.s] is enormous and the options are huge." --Paul Redmond, University of Liverpool

October 26, 2007

Mastering Your Ph.D.: Starting Off on the Right Foot

You may discover that lab technicians or the person ordering supplies can profoundly affect the course of your research and the quality of your experience, so be sure to give everyone the respect that they deserve.

November 02, 2007

Molecular Gastronomy: Something's Cooking

Part of the insecurity for both scientists comes from the fact that molecular gastronomy still has some way to go before it is fully accepted as a scientific field.

November 16, 2007

A Career 'Framework': Guiding Light or Empty Words?

"If [a career framework] is just going to be a lot of woolly phrases that don't help anyone, then there is no point." --Lee Higham, Newcastle University

November 23, 2007

Mastering Your Ph.D.: Countdown to Your Thesis Defence

The last year of your Ph.D. is distinctly different from the ones that have come before it, because you'll focus primarily on transforming your hard work into thesis chapters.

November 23, 2007

A Family, a Laboratory, and an EMBO Award

Sandrine Etienne-Manneville "knew exactly what she was doing, where the project was going, and what needed to be done," says former postdoc supervisor Alan Hall.

November 30, 2007

To Have and Have Not

"Low salaries make many bright people decide to leave research because the joy of discovering something new is simply not worth it when you face problems like having a family and paying a mortgage." --Petr Svoboda, Institute of Molecular Genetics, Prague, Czech Republic

December 07, 2007

Reclaiming Life From Work

How should you spend your time if your goal is to be a successful, well-rounded, happy person?

December 14, 2007

Internships Offer Ph.D.s Early Leap Into Job Market

"It's like the television show
The Apprentice: If you see someone for 6 weeks, you are a lot more convinced that they are the right fit for your company than if they turn up for an hourlong interview." --Rebecca Dowsett, University of Nottingham

December 21, 2007

Mastering Your Ph.D.: Writing Your Doctoral Thesis With Style

Like any big undertaking, writing a thesis is easier if you break it down into smaller steps.

June 16, 2000

Marine Research--Challenges and Chances

July 09, 2004

How to Avoid the Postdoc Trap

Due to the high volume of questions received, the CareerDoctor cannot answer all queries on an individual basis. Look for an answer to your question published in this column soon! Thank you!

November 26, 2004

Best of Both Worlds: Taking ICT Skills to Science

"Once you've been infected with the virus called 'science,' you will never be cured."

August 08, 2003

Marie Curie Fellowships in Profile Part II: Individual-Driven Fellowships

"There are no age limits; it is the extent of the researcher's experience that counts."

November 15, 2002

Science in the real world (1): Declaration of interdependence

"They think of us as scruffy and geeky. In return, we think of them as stupid and greedy."

August 15, 2003

Insider Views: Catalyzing Your Research Career, Part 1

"The merger of molecular biology, micro systems technology, and chemical catalysis will revolutionize our way of synthesizing molecules. ..."

August 15, 2003

Insider Views: Catalyzing Your Research Career, Part 2

"For new students, bachelors, masters, and PhDs alike, these programs and proposals offer great challenges. They will be the people really shaping a more sustainable future for our society."

November 07, 2003

Knowledge Transfer: A Year of New Skills

"It was time for me to go and find new challenges and learn new techniques before I became part of the old furniture of the department."

February 21, 2003

FMCG: People

September 20, 2002

Monkey Research in Africa

"The work in international cooperation and development is particularly challenging because it calls for knowledge of social geography, communications, and intercultural affairs--in addition to specialist scientific knowledge."

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