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November 16, 2007

Opportunities: The Golden Chapter

Within about 4 months, J. received three offers for faculty positions.

November 23, 2007

Educated Woman, Postdoc Edition Chapter 11: Breaking Free (Almost)

Most people would say I've made all the correct calls, but I'm still disappointed with how it's all come out, even if I have learned a lot in the process.

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

November 30, 2007

Tooling Up: Overcoming Conflicts in the Lab--and Beyond

The trick is to meet conflict head on with the goal of managing it, not winning.

November 30, 2007

GREAT Expectations

GREAT is now transforming its committee on postdocs into a body that will have its own independent, university-appointed membership, elected leadership, and meetings.

December 07, 2007

Feature Index: Work and Life in the Balance

December 07, 2007

Work-Life in Industry: Thinking Outside the 9-to-5 box

"When you have happy employees that know that you care about them, they're more loyal and work hard to show you that they can make things work." --Donna Davila

December 07, 2007

Part-Time Science in Perspective

"I have no doubt that I would have more published papers if I didn't have my family, but I wouldn't be as happy as I am now, by any stretch." --Barbara Shinn-Cunningham, Boston University

December 14, 2007

Rising Above "The Gathering Storm"

"Substantially more scientists and engineers graduate from U.S. universities than can find attractive career openings in the U.S. workforce, [and] the postdoc population, which has grown very rapidly in U.S. universities and is recruited increasingly from abroad, looks more like a pool of low-cost research lab workers with limited career prospects than a high-quality training program for soon-to-be academic researchers." --Michael Teitelbaum

December 14, 2007

Short-Term Science

Sometimes, accepting a contract position is what an employee needs to jump-start a career.

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.

December 21, 2007

Tooling Up: Three Categories of Rules

The single most important evidence of productive research in industry is the development of research applications that can return value on shareholders' investments.

February 15, 2008

In Person: Finding Opportunities in a Dysfunctional Job Market

If you want to find hidden value in the market for employment, you have to cast a wide net.

August 08, 2008

In the Geosciences, Business Is Booming

"Functionally, there's no unemployment of geoscientists right now." Cindy Martinez, American Geological Institute

March 08, 2002

Finding Mars on Earth

Stick to your dream and keep at it. There will be difficulties--anybody who does things experiences failures. Take them as a lesson in life and keep trying.

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

May 02, 2003

Selling Science to Policy-Makers

I've learned that when starting and moving through a career, it is critical to remain flexible and open to all opportunities and challenges, to stay curious and confident, to explore new ideas and areas, and to continually create and nurture networks with colleagues and mentors in related fields.

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.

June 06, 2003

Biologist With a Vision

"Science is one of these things where one does need their eyes more so than their legs or arms or hearing, so a lot of people are surprised when they find out I am in the biomedical research field."

May 21, 1999

Canadian Class of 1995 Earns Equivalent Pay But Has More Student Debt

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