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Issue for January 7, 2005

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

From Poverty to Ph.D.: A Scientist Finds Himself in Physics

By:

Victor Chase

Diggs was a 2004 Black Engineer of the Year Award winner in the "Promising Scientist in Government" category. He was also named one of the 50 Most Important Blacks in Research Science in 2004 by
Science Spectrum magazine.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Change of Feature Formats

By:

Next Wave and Science. Staff

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

What is a Biochemist Doing Teaching Business?

By:

Robert Phillips

My academic CV, which went on and on about kinetics, fluorescence, and other things that would have sent someone outside my field running, was thrown in the fire, and I started thinking hard about what transferable skills I had gained during my time in academia.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

California Comes Through

By:

Beryl Lieff Benderly

For the first time ever, all UC postdocs, regardless of their funding source, have access to the same comprehensive group health insurance.

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Overcoming Odds

By:

Edna Francisco

Her past experiences helped her realize the importance of being a scientist and a mentor, and she currently uses her expertise to help manage natural resources and to bring women and minorities, especially Native Americans, into science.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

Science's Next Wave's Next Wave

By:

Jim Austin

Science's Next Wave enters 2005 with a new editor--me--a new, closer relationship with the best scientific magazine in the world--
Science--and a deeper and wider understanding of the scientific workplace than we have ever had before.

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From Poverty to Ph.D.: A Scientist Finds Himself in Physics

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From Poverty to Ph.D.: A Scientist Finds Himself in Physics

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What is a Biochemist Doing Teaching Business?

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Science's Next Wave's Next Wave

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