Science Careers from the journal Science

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Issue for September 19, 2003

Issues and Perspectives

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Marie Curie Fellowships in Profile, Part III: Promoting and Recognising Excellence

By:

Alie Kwint

There are three different schemes within the category of 'excellence promotion and recognition.'

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Working With Japanese labs

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Tony Michael

I learned a tremendous amount in that 4 months, not just about the immediate scientific subject but also about different ways of approaching experiments.

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The Secret of (Almost) Original Thinking

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Phil Dee

When you go hunting in this way you're looking for connections to your own research that nobody else in your field has spotted before.

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Networking, Part Two: More Networking Scenarios

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Dave Jensen

Companies are asking their employees for leads on potential new employees, and sometimes they're even paying them for the trouble!

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European Web Sites to Watch: The Researchers Mobility Portal

By:

Kirstie Urquhart

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Alyson Reed Takes the Helm at NPA

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Xenia Morin

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