Career Advice

Issue for September 5, 2003

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The I-Spy Guide to Group Leaders

By:

Kat Arney

There's never a dull moment working for a Spontaneous Idea Generator. The only problem is sorting out the diamonds from the dust.

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Fund Your Exchange Between the United Kingdom and Japan

By:

John Pickrell

So do you feel up to the challenge? Next Wave surveys the UK-Japan funding scene.

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NPA Hires Its First Executive Director

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Jim Austin

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New Models for Health Insurance

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Beryl Lieff Benderly

"The future begins in California."

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Brain-Gain: Wie verlockend sind Juniorprofessuren?

By:

Felix Naumann

"Nach zwei Jahren spannender Arbeit in Kalifornien stellte ich mir die Frage, ob ich gegenüber Deutschland ein Rücken-Kehrer oder Rückkehrer sein wollte..."

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Perspectives: Lack of Diversity in Science

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Robin Arnette

What if each research institution in the U.S. issued a directive to its departments to make a serious effort to fill one faculty position with an outstanding scientist of color?

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Ask Kathie: Smooth Operator

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Kathie Sindt

OK, so you've read "the literature"; now it's time to talk your way to your dream job.

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A Vulcanus Year in Japan

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Linda Marlind

The Vulcanus programme was just what I was looking for! Just the right balance between language studies and internship, and aimed at engineers and scientists.

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Career Advice

Issue for September 5, 2003

The I-Spy Guide to Group Leaders

Fund Your Exchange Between the United Kingdom and Japan

NPA Hires Its First Executive Director

New Models for Health Insurance

Brain-Gain: Wie verlockend sind Juniorprofessuren?

Perspectives: Lack of Diversity in Science

Ask Kathie: Smooth Operator

A Vulcanus Year in Japan

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