Career Magazine

Issue for November 25, 2005

Issues and Perspectives

Issues and Perspectives

Issues and Perspectives

New Funding Schemes Aim to Retain Top Talent

By:

Wayne Kondro

"If we hadn't done this, the danger would be a bit of a revolving door." CFI president Eliot Phillipson

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

The European Young Investigator Awards - Finding a Niche

By:

Elisabeth Pain

"This choice was more practical because you try to build up a career, and if you do what people are already doing, you need to be very good, but also lucky, to make it," says Edwin Cuppen.

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Educated Woman - Chapter 45: And Now For Something Completely Different

By:

Micella Phoenix DeWhyse

Peering in from the outside, the research lab I visited for about a month provided a completely different research experience than what I was used to in the United States.

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

AESEDA: Global Opportunities for Minority Earth Scientists

By:

Anne Sasso

“Our goal is to begin to influence the new crop of African academics that can then engage with colleagues here to develop long-lived collaborative relationships.”—Michael Adewumi

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

U.S. Plans Suit to Stop Minority-Only Programs

By:

Jeffrey Mervis

The case is the latest skirmish in an ongoing battle over federal programs aimed at boosting the tiny percentage of Hispanics, African Americans, and Native Americans in the scientific workforce.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Soaring into Atmospheric Science

By:

Andrew Fazekas

"...the future is extremely bright for talented young people coming into this field, and it’s only going to get more important as time goes on," says Tim Killeen, Director of NCAR

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

U.K.' s Energy-Research Renewal

By:

A. Agrawal

"The research opportunities in energy," adds Lord Oxburgh, "are some of the most challenging and exciting that exist in any discipline."

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The Job Market

The Job Market

U.K.' s Energy-Research Renewal

By:

A. Agrawal

"The research opportunities in energy," adds Lord Oxburgh, "are some of the most challenging and exciting that exist in any discipline."

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Career Magazine

Issue for November 25, 2005

New Funding Schemes Aim to Retain Top Talent

The European Young Investigator Awards - Finding a Niche

Educated Woman - Chapter 45: And Now For Something Completely Different

AESEDA: Global Opportunities for Minority Earth Scientists

U.S. Plans Suit to Stop Minority-Only Programs

Soaring into Atmospheric Science

U.K.' s Energy-Research Renewal

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