Science Careers from the journal Science

The Job Market

Issue for October 26, 2001

The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Digesting Patents: The Role of the Patent Analyst

By:

Geeho Liu

As an analyst you can work on a variety of patents from all over the world, and typically in a day I will work on 10 to 20 patents.

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Jumping Off the Academic Bandwagon, Part 1: An Agonizing Decision

By:

Holly Sawyer

Taking the initial leap was difficult and very, very, scary ... but it was also exciting, challenging, and enlightening.

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Patent First, Publish Later: How Not to Ruin Your Chances of Winning a Patent

By:

Vid Mohan-Ram

In the understandable rush to get published and funded, scientists tend to spill the beans too early and in too much detail for them to ever win a patent.

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Patent Agency as a Career: A Well-Kept Secret

By:

Kathleen E. Marsman

I believe that the profession of patent agency is one of the best-kept secrets in the world of science.

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Crossing a New Frontier

By:

L. T Tan

"I have come to the realization that in order to be able to enjoy science, you need to know the art of it."

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