Career Magazine

Issue for February 17, 2006

The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Getting a New Business Off the Ground

By:

Elisabeth Pain

"A mother is continually training in how to manage her time and organise her work. This is key [to success in entrepreneurship], beyond having guts and imagination," says Claire Dutertre.

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Same School, Different Degree, All Part of the Plan

By:

Clinton Parks

The transition to graduate school required her to learn how to handle family and financial issues, while also keeping up with her studies and research.

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Finding Answers for Society's Ills

By:

Robin Arnette

Like other social psychologists, Clinton-Sherrod is an expert in human social behavior and on how culture affects behavior in social systems.

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Issues and Perspectives

Career Advice

Profile - Peter Lu

By:

Jim Austin

Apart from his prominent publications in several different fields, what distinguishes Lu from most of his scientific peers is the unpretentious joy he takes in science.

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Careers in Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences - Index of Articles

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Science Careers Staff

Systematic studies of these networks and their behaviors can provide rewarding careers in the academic world, government, and industry.

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Tooling Up: Worklife Crises and Scientific Career Stages, Part 2

By:

Dave Jensen

During the first several years of their (independent) professional lives, scientists move past the uncomfortable transition into a stable and solid permanent position.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

International Careers Report: Switzerland - Commendable Collaboration

By:

Peter Gwynne

A Science/AAAS Custom Publishing Office feature.

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Getting a New Business Off the Ground

Same School, Different Degree, All Part of the Plan

Finding Answers for Society's Ills

Profile - Peter Lu

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Tooling Up: Worklife Crises and Scientific Career Stages, Part 2

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Issue for February 17, 2006

Getting a New Business Off the Ground

Same School, Different Degree, All Part of the Plan

Finding Answers for Society's Ills

Profile - Peter Lu

Careers in Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences - Index of Articles

Tooling Up: Worklife Crises and Scientific Career Stages, Part 2

International Careers Report: Switzerland - Commendable Collaboration

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