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The Job Market

Issue for April 19, 2002

The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Impressions of Southeast Asia

By:

Yang Li

Already a regional hotbed for technology, the next thing to watch for here is biotechnology and science. The government and perceptive businesspeople are putting their best bets on this most buoyant sector now.

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Clinical Research Training Strategies

By:

Lesley McKarney

CR neophytes take heart--some Canadian academic institutions are recognizing the need for programmes emphasizing clinical research training and coursework for scientists.

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Supply and Demand

By:

Kirstie Urquhart

Pay at all levels also comes in for scrutiny, and the report recommends that teachers, PhD students, postdocs, and academics all get raises.

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Preparing for a Career in Clinical Research: A Student Perspective on M.D. Ph.D. Programs

By:

Christian Nixon

Just as the alchemists of old attempted to combine different elements to produce something valuable, the physician-scientist of today attempts to combine medicine and basic research to produce something that has clinical utility.

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