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The Job Market

Issue for March 12, 2004

The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Computers Aid Drug Design and Discovery

By:

Vidhya Iyer

Computer-aided drug design, or "rational drug discovery," helps make it possible to select a more manageable number of candidates that can then be tested experimentally.

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Meet the Netherlands Editor

By:

Terry Vrijenhoek

"It makes life a lot easier to put your decisions into perspective, in that they are less likely to keep you awake at night."

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Gevraagd: Kenniswerkers Op Het Gebied Van Bèta En Techniek

By:

Hanne Obbink

"Het is in eerste instantie een taak voor het bedrijfsleven zelf om voor aantrekkelijke banen te zorgen, maar het kabinet kijkt ook naar zichzelf."

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A Foot in the Door--Drug Discovery Training in Canada

By:

Lesley McKarney

"While the pool of drug discovery positions in Canada slowly grows, so too does the competition to hire scientists with drug discovery experience and training."

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