Science Careers from the journal Science

The Job Market

Issue for February 28, 2003

The Job Market

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Scientists, Engineers Needed to Help Guide Federal Policy Development

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John Sargent

"When important decisions are made in Washington, D.C., scientists and engineers are rarely at the table."

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Weaving In and Out of Science: Biomedical Research and Health Policy

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Jai Shah

"What I find especially appealing about science policy jobs is that like many interdisciplinary careers, there is no one particular "track" set out for them."

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Educated Woman: The Grad School Adventures of Micella Phoenix DeWhyse--Chapter 13: Hurdler? I Thought I Was a Grad Student!

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Micella Phoenix DeWhyse

"I haven't given up, although I've thought about it."

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Paths to Science Policy

By:

James Austin

There are many routes into science policy. Take the one that most appeals to you.

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At the Interface: Technology- Transfer Specialists

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Lesley McKarney

Although the capacity of the profession is still an unknown, it seems that there's little chance of the field drying up.

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