Career Magazine

Issue for August 16, 2002

Career Advice

The Salary Discussion: Walk Away a Winner With the Right Preparation

By:

Dave Jensen

"If you are asked this question, you must be prepared to answer on the basis of some very specific intelligence that youve gathered about the companys range of salaries."

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Choosing a Graduate or Postdoc Advisor

By:

John Andraos

When shopping around for an advisor, the idea is to fit the type of advisor and stages of their career development with the personality type and goals of the prospective student or postdoctoral fellow.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

It's a Dynamic and Creative Job!

By:

Andrew Moore

"What turns many creative people away from teaching, and what can be done about this at a European level?"

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

It's Not Just About the Science

By:

Rajendrani Mukhopadhyay

"The thought that I might not be doing the right thing with my life nagged at me."

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Artificial Intelligence: A New Mecca for Multidisciplinary Research

By:

Robert Metzke

"The emerging field of artificial intelligence (AI) spans the intersection of psychology, informatics, and philosophy "

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Want to Start a Business? Then Go Back to School

By:

Joanna Maldonado-Saldivia

"The need for scientists with an eye for business as well as research knowledge is increasing swiftly."

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Changing Graduate Education Policy

By:

Kimberly Byrnes

"I learned from this experience that you can talk to anyone in any position."

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Educational Research: Reconstructing the Curriculum

By:

Astrid Dahnken,

Erika Margewitsch

"The cooperation of researchers in natural sciences and humanities is a characteristic feature of this programme."

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Practicing Ayurvedic Medicine--More Than Just a Respectable Profession

By:

Ashok Kumar

"Regardless of its antiquated reputation, Ayurveda is a highly regarded system of medicine, and careers in Ayurvedic medicine are more than just respectable."

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The Job Market

The Job Market

Leading the Charge: Institutional Postdoctoral Policies

By:

Laure Haak

"If you want to pursue a postdoc, your best bet from the compensation angle is to look for a private institution with a postdoc office or association."

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Career Magazine

Issue for August 16, 2002

The Salary Discussion: Walk Away a Winner With the Right Preparation

Choosing a Graduate or Postdoc Advisor

It's a Dynamic and Creative Job!

It's Not Just About the Science

Artificial Intelligence: A New Mecca for Multidisciplinary Research

Want to Start a Business? Then Go Back to School

Changing Graduate Education Policy

Educational Research: Reconstructing the Curriculum

Practicing Ayurvedic Medicine--More Than Just a Respectable Profession

Leading the Charge: Institutional Postdoctoral Policies

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