The Job Market

Issue for November 22, 2002

The Job Market

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Down on the (Research) Farm

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Stephanie Chasteen

"For me, [the appeal of the program] was a real focus on getting out of the lab and into the field, and then from the field onto farms, working with people who are dealing with these problems every day." --Steve Gleissman

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Imaging Pay Dirt

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Aparna Sreenivasan

"My career has been a winding path through different areas of the country and fields of natural science, but it has provided me with the background to approach these problems in the grape industry."

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From Geography to Broiler Farms

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Sylvia Kratz

One important lesson I learned from the results of our investigations was that combining goals like animal welfare and sustainable resource utilisation may in some cases lead to unavoidable and even irresolvable conflicts.

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Pick of the Crop

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Kirstie Urquhart

"It's not just plants that benefit from JIC's hothouse atmosphere. Commercially minded scientists should find their ideas carefully nurtured, too."

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Midges, Climate, and Ruminants

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Beth Purse

"The fact that I got the job shows that, if you are very keen on a particular post, it is good to apply even if you don't fulfil all the requirements."

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Space-Age Farming

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David Shaw

"Career opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students are exploding in the remote sensing field, particularly in applications of these technologies in agriculture and natural resource management."

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Improving Plant Performance

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Monika Kuzma

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Science on the Farm: GMOs and Ethics

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Chloe Sellwood

"I like [new recruits] to be fired with enthusiasm for science and for what it can offer society."

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The Job Market

Issue for November 22, 2002

Down on the (Research) Farm

Imaging Pay Dirt

From Geography to Broiler Farms

Pick of the Crop

Midges, Climate, and Ruminants

Space-Age Farming

Improving Plant Performance

Science on the Farm: GMOs and Ethics

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