Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Advice

Issue for March 1, 2002

Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Inspiring Future Entrepreneurs

By:

Jennie Wong

"In this dynamic field, what is applicable today may be irrelevant tomorrow."

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Authorship in Biomedical Research: Realities and Expectations

By:

Mildred Cho,

Martha McKee

Like other customs, authorship is usually not determined by explicit criteria and not "discussed in polite company."

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Fellowship Goals for PhDs and MDs: A Primer on the Molecular Biology Postdoctoral Experience

By:

Scott Kern

The goals and expectations of clinical training programs and of non-medical graduate schools are often rather explicit. Virtually none of these structures holds for postgraduate research training.

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50 Workshop-Plätze zu vergeben

By:

Eick von Ruschkowski

50 Plätze für den Workshop Wege zu einer wissenschaftlichen Karriere - gewußt wie!" zu vergeben

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Book Review: A Woman's Guide to Doctoral Studies

By:

Sue Black

Before reading it, I wasn't totally convinced that a book specifically for female students was necessary. I'm now convinced that it is.

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