Career Advice

Issue for October 19, 2001

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If There's a Will ... National Action Can Make a Difference

By:

T. L. Nally

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.

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NSERC Statement of Principles

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Intensity and Excellence at Göttingen

By:

Eick von Ruschkowski

In order to guarantee high-profile training for students, the University of Göttingen has established collaborations with renowned research institutions nearby.

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The Secret of Research Success

By:

Phil Dee

Part of becoming a successful scientist is building up your own portfolio of ideas: experiments you'd love to do if you ever get the time (and money).

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United We Stand

By:

Kirstie Urquhart

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Feel Like You Are Getting a Raw Deal? We Can Help

By:

AUT CRS Committee

Your union can help if you want better pay or if anything bad happens to you, but like any insurance it can only help if you have been a member for some time prior to a crisis.

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Contract Researchers: The Underrepresented Majority

By:

Stephen Clark

I think the AUT lacks the one vital ingredient for a union to be effective--solidarity.

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Finding Bliss in Your Daily Tasks: A Happy Job Seeker Is a Successful Job Seeker

By:

Dave Jensen

I love what I do and I work hard to stay in the flow.

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Career Opportunities for PhDs in Singapore

By:

Jennie Wong

While there are good reasons for some to stay on to pursue R&D in academia, industry offers equally or even more exciting careers.

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Issue for October 19, 2001

If There's a Will ... National Action Can Make a Difference

NSERC Statement of Principles

Intensity and Excellence at Göttingen

The Secret of Research Success

United We Stand

Feel Like You Are Getting a Raw Deal? We Can Help

Contract Researchers: The Underrepresented Majority

Finding Bliss in Your Daily Tasks: A Happy Job Seeker Is a Successful Job Seeker

Career Opportunities for PhDs in Singapore

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