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December 10, 1999

U.K. Sends Students to Camp Getta-Job

July 20, 2001

Financial Planning for Scientists, Part 10: More on Bonds

"We'll tackle two subjects: rating systems and some of the key risks to investing in bonds."

July 27, 2001

Should I Stay or Should I Go? Handling a Midcourse Crisis

"Wilma started having serious doubts about the value of pursuing a research career. So, she took a leave of absence to experience 'real life."

January 04, 2002

Helping Kids in Need: The Saturday Program

The Saturday Program is an important program for many of Toronto's high school students and is also a great lesson in mentoring for students at the University of Toronto.

August 27, 2004

Chapter 30: Lessons in Mismanagement (Yes, More Communication)

I resisted the urge to cuss him out, jump, scream, or otherwise make a fool of myself, and we both rediscovered something "cool" about the project.

April 26, 2002

Educated Woman: The Grad School Adventures of Micella Phoenix DeWhyse--Chapter 4: Meet the Potentially (Dys)functional Family--My Lab

With all of the personalities and projects out there, the quest for a perfect fit is much like a search for the perfect pair of jeans.

September 23, 2005

Educated Woman, The Grad-School Adventures of Micella Phoenix DeWhyse Chapter 43: Where is the Love?

America's place in the scientific universe is different, as is the way science and scientists are perceived by the society we work within.

October 26, 2001

From Dutch Pyramid Into Babel's Tower?

The base of the scientific pyramid is becoming smaller and smaller and erosion at the top won't be repaired with stones making their way upward.

February 28, 2003

Educated Woman: The Grad School Adventures of Micella Phoenix DeWhyse--Chapter 13: Hurdler? I Thought I Was a Grad Student!

"I haven't given up, although I've thought about it."

July 25, 2003

The PhD-Doctor: Getting a Grip on the Chaos

Hands-on advice for PhD-students on how to deal with the hurdles and challenges of your PhD project ...

August 30, 2002

Making the Earth Go ‘Round

"The scientific backgrounds of this year’s group of students cover everything from mathematics to environmental engineering and political economics."

February 16, 2000

Yours Transferably: Going Global 2--Making Contact

March 12, 2004

Getting a Grip on the Chaos

"Dare to throw things away: What you have not needed for months, you will probably never need again."

February 17, 2006

Profile - Peter Lu

Apart from his prominent publications in several different fields, what distinguishes Lu from most of his scientific peers is the unpretentious joy he takes in science.

May 26, 2006

Educated Woman, Chapter 51: Search. Scour. Capture. Job

Maybe the worst part about the job search is sending out an application for a job you just know you're well suited for and getting an unceremonious rejection, or even a nonanswer.

January 25, 2002

Access for Whom? Students Fight for Survival in Canadian Universities

Over the past 6 years, the Ontario government has moved decisively to lay the foundation for the development of a two-tiered system of postsecondary education.

May 02, 2003

The Medicon Valley Region: Academia and Industry Join Forces in Research and Training

"While graduates can easily head into an industry career because of the network connections they make, their science is deemed "worthy" enough to keep them on the academic ladder as well."

November 09, 2001

Italy Does Not Value Its PhDs

A PhD does not usually yield a salary advantage, and companies or public authorities that acknowledge a PhD or even look explicitly for it are an exception.

September 26, 2003

Students Talk Biotech

"One thing the co-founders would like to see happen is the creation of SBN chapters at other universities, which would allow interaction on a national and perhaps even global scale."

September 21, 2001

Shotgun Thesis Composition

"I've decided to break all the rules. I'm tackling the whole thing in one go."

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