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Funding News
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José
Fernández
The Funding News provides the latest index of research funding, scholarships, fellowships, and internships for faculty, postdocs, graduate students, and undergraduates.
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Educated Woman, Postdoc Edition, Chapter 17: End of the Road
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Micella Phoenix
DeWhyse
After more than 6 years of monthly columns and postgraduate research, Micella Phoenix DeWhyse celebrates her Independence Day--and we're sad.
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Taken for Granted: By the Numbers
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Beryl Lieff
Benderly
A committee calls on government to do a much better job collecting data about scientists.
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GrantsNet: International Funding Index
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GrantsNet
Staff
The International Grants and Fellowships Index offers the latest listing of funding opportunities from Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
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Mastering Your Ph.D.: Better Communication With Your Supervisor
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Patricia
Gosling
If you aren't having regular, structured conversations with your Ph.D. adviser, poor communication is probably holding you back.
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Creativity and Persistence Overcome Failure
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Lucas
Laursen
A senior scientist shares what got him past some early challenges.
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Opportunities Abound in Toxicology
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Brian
Vastag
Toxicology encompasses a wide range of disciplines and therefore offers a wide range of jobs.
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Tooling Up: The Finer Points of Giving a Job Talk
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David G.
Jensen
The key to giving a good job talk is realizing what your audience is looking for and giving it to them.
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Sustaining Forests in a Changing World
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Elisabeth
Pain
Forest ecosystems are central to most of today's global environmental issues. Science Careers reviews career opportunities in this growing area of research.
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A Self-Made Climber
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Elisabeth
Pain
Rainforest ecologist Catherine Cardelús has taught herself how to move freely up and down trees, but she's still struggling to understand a key scientific question: Why is there so much plant diversity 50 m above the ground?
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