Career Magazine

Issue for July 23, 2004

Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Chapter 29: Communication, Part 3--Shining the Light on Ourselves

By:

Micella Phoenix DeWhyse

My haggard "I'm tired, overworked, and just want to be quiet right now" look has, I've learned recently, been misinterpreted as a "get the heck away from me, I'm angry" look. I hadn't the slightest idea.

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Minority Issues Are Everyone's Issues: Part 2

By:

Sonya Clemmons

E-mail your questions for Dr. Clemmons to
msnadvice@aaas.org.

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Issues and Perspectives

Issues and Perspectives

Issues and Perspectives

Going Down Under: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience?

By:

Terry Vrijenhoek

"By the time you've got your funding sorted, prepared your visa request, and passed your English test, your acceptance is still not guaranteed."

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Issues and Perspectives

Issues and Perspectives

Issues and Perspectives

A French Researcher Falls for Australia

By:

Patrick Bertolino

Although my chances of getting a permanent research position in Australia are very remote, [the system] gives me the freedom to perform the research that I want, even when projects are risky.

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Educated Woman: The Grad School Adventures of Micella Phoenix DeWhyse--Chapter 29: Communication, Part 3

By:

Micella Phoenix-DeWhyse

My haggard 'I'm tired, overworked, and just want to be quiet right now' look has, I've learned recently, been misinterpreted as a 'get the heck away from me, I'm angry' look. I hadn't the slightest idea.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Following the Water

By:

Andrew Fazekas

Day-to-day environmental challenges compel Australians into fields of applied sciences," says Lamontagne.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Shutting the Research Door (Gently) Behind You

By:

Kat Arney

Limit yourself to saving a maximum of 10 key publications that you feel a particular affection for; take them home and watch them gather dust before you throw them away, unread.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

NSF Out Back

By:

Jim Austin

The goal of NSF's summer institutes is to foster a generation of scientists that is comfortable in international settings.

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Career Magazine

Issue for July 23, 2004

Chapter 29: Communication, Part 3--Shining the Light on Ourselves

Minority Issues Are Everyone's Issues: Part 2

Going Down Under: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience?

A French Researcher Falls for Australia

Educated Woman: The Grad School Adventures of Micella Phoenix DeWhyse--Chapter 29: Communication, Part 3

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Shutting the Research Door (Gently) Behind You

NSF Out Back

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