Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Magazine

Issue for September 22, 2006

Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Bosses Who Bully

By:

Irene S. Levine

By making concessions to her supervisors and by working hard to keep her own frustrations in check, Barbara was ultimately able to complete her doctorate.

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Universities Urged to Improve Hiring and Advancement of Women

By:

Andrew Lawler

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Educated Woman, Chapter 55: What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been

By:

Micella Phoenix DeWhyse

If you're going to get really neurotic about something, it's better if it's something with a definite endpoint.

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

U.S. Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Can Young Researchers Succeed?

By:

Sarah A. Webb

"Where I think you're going to see a problem is the new lab that wants to get into stem-cell research that hasn't previously been doing it or a lab that may be doing stem-cell research but is in a state that really underfunds it." --Evan Snyder

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