Career Magazine

Issue for March 5, 2004

The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Pharmacogenomics Profiles

By:

Jim Kling

There are molecular biologists, and biochemists, and immunologists. There are toxicologists, and pharmacologists. But there are no pharmacogenomicists.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

A Career in Drug Discovery and Development

By:

Wolfgang Sadée

"An entire industry depends on the timely discovery and development of new medications--an outstanding and growing opportunity for young scientists."

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

President's Budget: Bleak Prospects for Postdocs

By:

Beryl Lieff Benderly

"For postdocs dependent on federal dollars, therefore, the figures in the Bush budget proposal are largely a matter of read 'em and weep."

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Democrats Blast a Sunny-Side Look at U.S. Health Disparities

By:

Jocelyn Kaiser

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Going Downhill

By:

Clinton Parks

Where are all the minority males? This article examines the data concerning the number of minority males in S&E.

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Network Your Way Into Work: Index of Articles

By:

Dick van Vlooten

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Drug Discovery Careers--Heavy Demands, Expanding Opportunities

By:

Alan Kotok

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

A Do-It-Yourself Approach to Drug Discovery

By:

Laura Fletcher

"We decided that, yes, it would be possible to develop such a drug screen, and why not develop it ourselves?"

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Personalized Drugs, Personalized Careers

By:

Jim Kling

"There isn't a pharmaceutical company that doesn't want these people. [Fellowship participants] are getting calls from headhunters 6 months or a year before they've finished." --Dave Flockhart, professor of medicine, Indiana University School of Medicine

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Tying It Together

By:

Ingfei Chen

This article comes to you through a collaboration between Next Wave and Science's aging knowledge environment,
SAGE KE. The joint venture is supported by the
AARP Andrus Foundation.

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Of Noble Descent

By:

Dick van Vlooten

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Issue for March 5, 2004

Pharmacogenomics Profiles

A Career in Drug Discovery and Development

President's Budget: Bleak Prospects for Postdocs

Democrats Blast a Sunny-Side Look at U.S. Health Disparities

Going Downhill

Network Your Way Into Work: Index of Articles

Drug Discovery Careers--Heavy Demands, Expanding Opportunities

A Do-It-Yourself Approach to Drug Discovery

Personalized Drugs, Personalized Careers

Tying It Together

Of Noble Descent

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