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Issue for September 20, 2002

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Monkey Research in Africa

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Johannes Refisch

"The work in international cooperation and development is particularly challenging because it calls for knowledge of social geography, communications, and intercultural affairs--in addition to specialist scientific knowledge."

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A Mixture of Science and Humanitarianism

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Elisabeth Pain

"Suitable applicants may not always be the most academic scientists."

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The PhD Viva: Thrive or Survive

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Phil Dee

"If you can give a good account of why you did what you did, you are already a long way to winning your examiners over."

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Stem Cell Cash Causes Delight ... And Controversy

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Kristian Hallermalm

"There are plans to launch a programme for advanced research training within the stem cell plasticity network."

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Driving Development

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Nadine Robitaille

"Increasingly, agencies hire people from a wide range of disciplines and with very varied backgrounds, which allows a number of different perspectives to be brought to any problem."

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Thank You India: The Experience That Changed a Life

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Marianne Wightman,

Nadine Robitaille

I have had a very difficult time adjusting to being back in Canada. The pace is far too hectic and priorities have changed drastically.

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Working for Evidence: From the Crime Scene to the Trial

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Jennie Wong

"The most satisfying part of the job is the challenge of solving an unknown case ... and putting all these jigsaw puzzles together."

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Developed-Country Scientist in the Developing World: The Road Less Traveled

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Stuart Shapiro

"Too many Americans think the rest of the world is like the United States except that people are poorer. This is so untrue!"

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Nanotechnology--The Talk of the Scientific Town

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David Reinhoudt,

Juuriaan Huskens

Just as during the past decade many scientists became convinced that nanotechnology would revolutionize our world, so the politicians have followed: In the 6th Framework Programme of the EU, nanotechnology will be one of the key areas.

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The Job Market

Issue for September 20, 2002

Monkey Research in Africa

A Mixture of Science and Humanitarianism

The PhD Viva: Thrive or Survive

Stem Cell Cash Causes Delight ... And Controversy

Driving Development

Thank You India: The Experience That Changed a Life

Working for Evidence: From the Crime Scene to the Trial

Developed-Country Scientist in the Developing World: The Road Less Traveled

Nanotechnology--The Talk of the Scientific Town

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