Science Careers from the journal Science

The Job Market

Issue for September 27, 2002

The Job Market

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Africa Becomes Electric

By:

Ashton Applewhite

Reprinted with permission from
IEEE Spectrum Careers, the career development Web site of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Spectrum magazine.

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Growing Professionally as a Teacher: Coping Strategies and Future Development

By:

K. C. Patrick Goh

Teamwork is very important in the teaching institution as it allows us to learn from one another as well as provide ideas for areas in which we are weak.

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Science in the Developing World: Building Partnerships for the Future

By:

Josefina Coloma,

Eva Harris

"We have chosen to remain part of the developing world as international scientists, and we have committed to give back to our countries some of what we were able to obtain in the 'North.'"

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Support for Collaboration Down Under

By:

Keri Page

"The applicant groups must have principal investigators from both the developing country and Australia or New Zealand."

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