Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Advice

Issue for February 14, 2003

Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

From Science Fair to Science Fare

By:

Michael. McClure

"The business plan for a typical modern-day research laboratory is akin to that of a business leasing a retail store, or space in a shopping mall."

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Wanted: Technical Managers

By:

David Bomzer

There is a risk if you are not adequately prepared for a management position.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

GeNeYouS - Young Dutch Genomicists Join Forces

By:

Maurice Zeegers

"What use is knowledge if you can't share it?"

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Ten Telltale Signs That Scaling the Ivory Tower Isn't for You

By:

Katharine Arney

You are in research just because:

a) you feel you ought to,

b) you think you can't do anything else, or

c) you've left it too late to change.

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A Hands-on Approach to Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy

By:

Adam Holbrook

"[A] laissez-faire approach to STI issues ... has, over the past decades, severely damaged Canada's ability to establish its position in the global scientific community."

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