Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Advice

Issue for November 23, 2001

Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Canadian Diaspora: What Expat Canadians Are Really Saying

By:

Graham Dellaire

If universities want to recruit the best people, they should act fast.

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Issues and Perspectives

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The Canadian Diaspora: Postcards From Scotland

By:

Graham Dellaire

My policy has been to keep my options open.

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Funding for Fledglings

By:

The GrantDoctor

The GrantDoctor is here to help! Send questions to
grantdoctor@aaas.org. Please put "GDR" in the subject header of your E-mail message. Next column: December 14

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Astrobiology: The Sky's No Limit

By:

James Hall

"I'm fortunate in that the leading researchers in my field are with the institute, so not only do I get to know them, but they get to know me. That can only be beneficial when I seek future employment."

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Coming to Life: A Peek Into Singapore's Life Sciences Scene

By:

Jennie Wong

"Our education and research systems must be flexible yet robust, and innovative yet traditionalist, to deal with this exciting--but at the same time unsettling--environment."

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