Career Magazine

Issue for March 15, 2002

Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Postdoc Issues and Solutions: A Report From the AAAS Meeting

By:

Laure Haak

A look at successful organizations suggests that encouraging postdoc involvement is critical. Orkin put it bluntly: "There is only so much that can be brought about by trickle down from the top."

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The Job Market

The Job Market

Forty Days at Sea

By:

Claire Allen

My route into science, and ultimately this cruise, has not been a traditional or smooth one!

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Undergraduate Scholarships Special

By:

Jennie Wong

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Notes From a Recruiter's Diary: A Plethora of CVs

By:

Dave Jensen

Competition is tight and readers are right to be concerned. But the numbers sound scarier than they really are.

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Where to Look for Polar Careers

By:

Eick von Ruschkowski

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Optics Sees the Light

By:

Eick von Ruschkowski

Nearly all of today's telecommunication is based on optical networks.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

An Unconventional Polar Science Career

By:

David Norton

My experience illustrates that not all careers in polar science follow an orderly pattern.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Take Your Worst Estimate and Double It: Project Management for Postdocs

By:

Rich Price

Others are more likely to grab a pipettor with one hand and start sketching on a piece of paper towel with the other. ...

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Issues and Perspectives

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Your First "First-Author" Paper, Part 2--The Act of Submission and Peering at the Review Process

By:

Phil Dee

We'd only been given a few weeks to respond with our amended ms. If we missed the window, we'd have to start the submission process all over again.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

Mud, Glorious Mud: Getting My Sea Legs During a Week at Sea in Antarctica

By:

Jocelyn Kaiser

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Career Magazine

Issue for March 15, 2002

Postdoc Issues and Solutions: A Report From the AAAS Meeting

Forty Days at Sea

Undergraduate Scholarships Special

Notes From a Recruiter's Diary: A Plethora of CVs

Where to Look for Polar Careers

Optics Sees the Light

An Unconventional Polar Science Career

Take Your Worst Estimate and Double It: Project Management for Postdocs

Your First "First-Author" Paper, Part 2--The Act of Submission and Peering at the Review Process

Mud, Glorious Mud: Getting My Sea Legs During a Week at Sea in Antarctica

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