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Issue for October 21, 2005

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A French Knot Mathematician, with a Twist

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Elisabeth Pain

Although "the researcher is free to do whatever he wants," says Marché, "I will be working in a team, so I will necessarily get interested in their field of research."

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Spain: A Physicist Keen to Put Things in Order

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Elisabeth Pain

In Spain, "Most people integrate into an existing and functioning lab," which gives them less freedom," says de Nalda Minguez.

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Germany: Deciphering Cellular Processes

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Anne Forde

The interview process, she points out, goes both ways: They are interviewing you and you are interviewing them.

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Tooling Up: Fifty Seconds with a Million-Dollar Impact

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David G. Jensen

Could a "Fast Pitch Competition" Hold Lessons for Your Future Job Success?

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

A Fair Chance at Success

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Edna Francisco

The Initiative for Diversity in Education and Leadership (IDEAL) Program provides financial, academic, and emotional support for Bay-area African American, Native American, and Hispanic students during 4 years of undergraduate education at UC Berkeley.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

The Faculty Class of 2005

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James Austin

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Norway: A Neuroscientist Making Connections

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Anne Forde

This is an unusual position; I will have little bureaucracy and limited teaching.

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Germany: Tracking Pollutants

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Anne Forde

Go abroad for some time. That is how I got into a field that I could make a significant contribution to.

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Belgium: A Particle Physicist On Track

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Elisabeth Pain

"You have to be lucky, because there is a lot of good people and they [too] deserve the position," says Collard.

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Career Magazine

Issue for October 21, 2005

A French Knot Mathematician, with a Twist

Spain: A Physicist Keen to Put Things in Order

Germany: Deciphering Cellular Processes

Tooling Up: Fifty Seconds with a Million-Dollar Impact

A Fair Chance at Success

The Faculty Class of 2005

Norway: A Neuroscientist Making Connections

Germany: Tracking Pollutants

Belgium: A Particle Physicist On Track

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