Science Careers from the journal Science

Life and Career

Issue for June 20, 2003

Life and Career

Life and Career

Life and Career

Meeting the Workplace Needs of Canada's Disabled High-Tech Workers

By:

Neil Faba

"It may be easier to succeed at school than in the workplace, because many campuses already have disability service centres for students, and accommodations-related equipment available"-Frank Smith, NEADS

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Life and Career

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Life and Career

Hugh Herr: Back on Top

By:

Alice McCarthy

"If there is a mistake in an engineering design it can negatively affect a person's life and lead to human suffering. But a proper and functional design can be of enormous benefit and affect the world in a positive way."

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Life and Career

Life and Career

Life and Career

A Voice for Disabled Scientists

By:

Karsten Exner,

Wolf Strauß

In addition to providing a platform for discourses, the Resability Forum will soon set up an administrative and organizational service for the realization of personal study and research projects.

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