Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Magazine

Issue for February 6, 2009

Career Profiles

The Job Market

Career Profiles

The Job Market

Career Profiles

The Job Market

Darwin's Legacy: Rich Collections, Deep Expertise

By:

Siri Carpenter

Natural history museums have long been recognized as priceless repositories of knowledge, but in recent years they have reasserted their scientific importance.

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Career Profiles

Career Profiles

Career Profiles

Darwin's Legacy: Keeping Order

By:

Kate Travis

As a curator in entomology at the Natural History Museum in London, Erica McAlister is responsible for everything from maintaining collections to fieldwork.

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Career Profiles

The Job Market

Career Profiles

The Job Market

Career Profiles

Darwin's Legacy: Resources

By:

Science Careers Staff

On Charles Darwin's birthday, here’s a collection of resources related to our Science Careers feature.

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Career Advice

Career Advice

Advice for Beginning Faculty: How to Find the Best Postdoc

By:

Laura Bonetta

You made it. You are finally the head of your own laboratory. You have money, space, equipment--all you need now are a few talented postdocs to help you carry out your research agenda. But how do you go about finding the right people for your lab?

A Science/AAAS Custom Publishing Office feature.

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