Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Advice

Issue for June 6, 2003

Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

The Scientific Conference Guide (Or, How to Make the Most of Your Free Holiday)

By:

Kat Arney

"I was so nervous at one high-powered meeting that by the time I asked my question it came out sounding really aggressive."

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The PhD-Doctor: Planning and Time Management

By:

Herman Lelieveldt

Hands-on advice for PhD-students on how to handle the hurdles and challenges of your PhD project ...

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It's a Jungle Out There, Part 3: International Mobility and How to Make It Work for You

By:

Andreas Wendemuth

Although there are certainly many positives to living abroad, one shouldn't ignore what we might call "aerophobia": the aversion to constant air travel and being away from home.

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A Spoke in the Wheel: Precollege Science Education

By:

Mel Limson

I have taken a unique postdoctoral fellowship opportunity that permits me to dive into the world of precollege science education.

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