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Issue for November 5, 2004

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Careers in Materials Science: Feature Index

By:

Jim Austin

"Everything is made out of something, and it always will be."

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BVG-Urteil zur Juniorprofessur nimmt die Länder in die Pflicht

By:

Christopher Mues,

Harald Voelker

"Alles in allem werden durch das Urteil des Bundesverfassungsgerichts Chancen eröffnet"

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Communication Science: From Trees to Computer Hackers

By:

Jeroen de Kloet

"In keeping with my wish to be interdisciplinary, I made sure I kept my horizons as broad as possible during my Ph.D."

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Major European Centres in the Materials World

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Elisabeth Pain

"Because this is an interuniversity centre, it is also dedicated to research training and the
opportunities are many."

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NSF Employee Postdocs: An Unknown Quantity

By:

Beryl Lieff Benderly

For agencies devoted to seeking knowledge, NSF and NIH have shown strikingly little curiosity about many of the scientists doing the research they support.

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