Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Advice

Issue for September 12, 2008

Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Your Research in the Headlines: Dealing With the Media

By:

Elisabeth Pain

Talking to journalists for the first time is often a sink-or-swim experience, but preparation can improve the odds that your scientific work is disseminated accurately to the public.

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Creative Ways to Energize Your Career

By:

Carol Milano

Science faculty can transform their training and expertise into stimulating new professional activities, well beyond their job descriptions.

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