Career Magazine

Issue for May 9, 2003

The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Making Research Visible at the NRC

By:

David Secko

"Whatever you end up doing, science or communications, it has to suit the kind of person you are and it has to fit your personality and social demeanour." --Wally Cherwinski, NRC

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Bringing Your Research Closer to People

By:

Career Doctor

Due to the high volume of questions received, the CareerDoctor cannot answer all queries on an individual basis. Look for an answer to your question published in this column soon! Thank you!

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

European Biotech: Hang In There

By:

Kirstie Urquhart

Countries to watch are Switzerland and Sweden.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

It's a Jungle Out There, Part 1: Assessing Yourself and the Academic Job Market

By:

Andreas Wendemuth

Throughout the industrialised world, the scientific job scene is undergoing profound changes.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Academic Scientists at Work: To Teach or Not to Teach?

By:

Jeremy M. Boss,

Susan H. Eckert

"If you had the potential to be a great teacher, and your senior colleague knew it, then maybe the advice might have been different."

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Anstoß zum Aufstieg

By:

Dagmar Mirbach

Es kam zu einem sehr intensiven, produktiven Erfahrungsaustausch sowohl während der Übungen als auch im persönlichen Gespräch in den Pausen.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Résumé Writing: Mind the Details

By:

David Bomzer

The people reading your résumé are looking for real, convincing evidence that you have leadership skills, but they aren't necessarily looking for leadership titles.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Tips for talent: Career planning

By:

Nathalie Peters

"Bij loopbaanplanning is het van belang dat je je steeds afvraagt waar je kracht ligt..."

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Genomics: Bridging Research Areas

By:

Peter Gwynne

A Science/AAAS Custom Publishing Office feature.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Hanging In There: Top Ten Things About Finishing Your PhD

By:

Kat Arney

"Is that Miss or Mrs?"

"DOCTOR!" I shrieked down the phone.

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Issue for May 9, 2003

Making Research Visible at the NRC

Bringing Your Research Closer to People

European Biotech: Hang In There

It's a Jungle Out There, Part 1: Assessing Yourself and the Academic Job Market

Academic Scientists at Work: To Teach or Not to Teach?

Anstoß zum Aufstieg

Résumé Writing: Mind the Details

Tips for talent: Career planning

Genomics: Bridging Research Areas

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