Science Careers from the journal Science

The Job Market

Issue for November 4, 2005

The Job Market

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Ancestors of Science: Green Farming by the Incas?

By:

Kevin Krajick

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Neuroscience Careers: Two Neuroscientists

By:

Jim Kling

"You cannot do one project. You have to do a number of projects to try to get to the answer, hoping one of the approaches will work out." --Yimin Zou

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Getting Wired: Pathway of a Neuroscientist

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Andrew Fazekas

"I remember starting out with a simple interest in languages and language acquisition as a hobby. Now it's taken me to looking at how the brain is hardwired, and understanding how the influence of environment can alter this wiring structure." --Edward Ruthazer

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Careers in Neuroscience Research

By:

Anne Forde

Here we present the career twists and turns of six stellar neuroscientists based in North America and Europe.

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Too Much of a Good Thing?

By:

Beryl Lieff Benderly

The academic research enterprise is now an intensely competitive multibillion-dollar establishment, fueled by government money and utterly dependent on inexpensive graduate student and postdoc labor.

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