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Issue for October 29, 2004

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Collaboratories: Encouraging Remote Scientific Collaboration

By:

Alan Kotok

"The National Academy of Sciences has recognized the potential of collaboratories and sponsored initiatives to show how technology can transcend geography and bring scientists in remote locations closer together."

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Funding Opportunities for International Science: Focus on Norway and Finland

By:

Anne Forde

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Creating EXPERTs in Green Technology

By:

Victor D Chase

As a postdoctoral fellow, Geoffrey Bothun established, earlier this year, a new research and education program at N.C. A&T.

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Funding for French Scientists to Go Abroad

By:

Elisabeth Pain

"If you are looking for a Ph.D. and a way of spending more time abroad, a good alternative would be for you to do a
co-tutelle de thèse."

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

AIMS for African Math and Science

By:

Clinton Parks

Now in its second year, a 9-month postgraduate course in the mathematical sciences recruits promising science, math, and engineering students from various African countries and lecturers from around the world.

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Only the Details are Devilish for New Funding Agency

By:

Martin Enserink

Barely 2 years after researchers first dreamed up a brand-new funding agency called the European Research Council (ERC), it seems all but unstoppable.

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Mobility Portals Open Gates to Estonia

By:

Kristin Kraav

"The Estonian Network of Mobility Centres and Researchers Mobility Portal aim to help the country open the doors to its research landscape."

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Gatekeepers of Innovation

By:

Andrew Fazekas

I still feel that I am very much in touch with science, only without the burden of having to do bench work 60-hours-plus a week," says Daniel Begin, a senior patent examiner at the Canadian Intellectual Property Office.

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Career Magazine

Issue for October 29, 2004

Collaboratories: Encouraging Remote Scientific Collaboration

Funding Opportunities for International Science: Focus on Norway and Finland

Creating EXPERTs in Green Technology

Funding for French Scientists to Go Abroad

AIMS for African Math and Science

Only the Details are Devilish for New Funding Agency

Mobility Portals Open Gates to Estonia

Gatekeepers of Innovation

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