Career Magazine

Issue for April 16, 2004

Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

?Lab Cred?

By:

Phil Dee

A key indicator of your lab cred is whether people youve never met know who you are when you first meet them.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

It Isn't Just the Ambiance

By:

Heather Sevener

I tried moving to a room with a window, I bought an orchid, I brought in a radio--this, I thought, is what I was missing: ambiance.

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Pride and Principle

By:

Clinton Parks

Through it all, she bettered her skills and honed her experience until she could get her dream job--combining her knack for communicating with her science training.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Transitions Part Seven: Soccer Coach, Ph.D.

By:

Stijn Oomes

"I am now playing with the big boys and I have a say in how things are done."

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Promoting Diversity at Harvard Med

By:

Jabbar Bennett

"No matter where you begin this trek, you can be sure that you will end at your appropriate destination, despite the roadblocks, detours, sidetracks, and the alternative routes you take."

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Raising the Start-up, Part 2: Finding and Joining the Club

By:

Dave Jensen

Start-up company employers are fun and plentiful, but they're often hard to find.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Giving Junior Group Leaders a Chance

By:

Xavier Bosch

The recruitment of young researchers who will develop their first research group is seen by the CNIO as a great investment for the future of the centre.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Writing a Publishable Journal Article: A Perspective From the Other Side of the Desk

By:

Sharon Nancekivell

[H]ow can you be certain that the journals editor and peer reviewers will agree that your paper merits publication?

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Career Magazine

Issue for April 16, 2004

?Lab Cred?

It Isn't Just the Ambiance

Pride and Principle

Transitions Part Seven: Soccer Coach, Ph.D.

Promoting Diversity at Harvard Med

Raising the Start-up, Part 2: Finding and Joining the Club

Giving Junior Group Leaders a Chance

Writing a Publishable Journal Article: A Perspective From the Other Side of the Desk

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