Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Magazine

Issue for September 28, 2007

Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Tooling Up: The Killer Instinct

By:

David G. Jensen

"Our best people foster a killer instinct."

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

Mastering Your Ph.D.: Getting the Most Out of Progress Reviews

By:

Bart Noordam,

Patricia Gosling

Value these moments of interaction with your supervisor. … If you are well-prepared, progress-review meetings will make a magnificent contribution to achieving your main goal, the completion of your research projects.

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Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Diversity Issues

Educated Woman, Postdoc Edition, Chapter 9: The Postdoc Has Two Faces

By:

Micella Phoenix DeWhyse

Although I am a huge fan of the Internets (thank you, Senator Stevens), I am profoundly thrilled by what can happen when you talk to strangers, upside-down-face to upside-down-face, in a place such as a yoga class.

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Careers and Grad Programs for B.S. / M.S. Scientists: Testing The Waters

By:

Jill U. Adams

In the same period of time it takes to earn a Ph.D., budding scientists can experiment with a wide variety of educational paths and career tracks—and discover what they really want to do.

A Science/AAAS Custom Publishing Office feature.

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