Kat Arney | Science Careers

Science Careers from the journal Science

Articles By Kat Arney

The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Science and the City

Whole Story | Discuss in Forum
Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

The Art of the Artefact

Whole Story | Discuss in Forum
Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

It's great if you're straight?

So far [at conferences] I have asked intelligent questions, which probably helps to show I am a scientist first and a transsexual second," says Alison*.

Whole Story | Discuss in Forum
The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Shutting the Research Door (Gently) Behind You

Limit yourself to saving a maximum of 10 key publications that you feel a particular affection for; take them home and watch them gather dust before you throw them away, unread.

Whole Story | Discuss in Forum
Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Ask Dr Bridget for Advice

Whole Story | Discuss in Forum
Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Science and You: A Marriage Made in Heaven?

Whole Story | Discuss in Forum
Life and Career

Life and Career

Life and Career

Even Scientists Get the Blues

I no longer define myself as a "failing scientist", but as someone who does science as well as a myriad of other things--including a vicious rugby tackle!

Whole Story | Discuss in Forum
The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Digging for Victory

Obstacles that may get in the way of meeting a deadline are many, but one you should beware of is being so keen that you overburden yourself.

Whole Story | Discuss in Forum
The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Kat Arney: *Index of Columns*

Whole Story | Discuss in Forum
The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Dr Bridget's New Year's Resolutions

"Brought back down to earth sharply when I realise that it will take the insight of Einstein, the prose of Proust, and the spin of Alastair Campbell to turn this mess of half-baked ideas into any kind of story."

Whole Story | Discuss in Forum

Pages

Search for Jobs

Enter keywords, locations or job types to start searching for your new science career!

Why register for Science Careers?

Opening a free account lets you utilize all the tools you'll need for a successful job search including:

Email Alerts - Receive relevant jobs via email as soon as they're posted on Science Careers.
Post a Resume - Make your resume/CV available so that employers can find you.
Special Offers - Receive emails and newsletters with special offers and information.
Track Your Activity - Keep a record of all the jobs you've applied to.