Science Careers from the journal Science

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Issue for February 11, 2011

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More Than Words

By:

Chelsea Wald

Biomedical ontology is growing as an informatics specialty, and ontologies are proving to be powerful software and data-mining tools.

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Issues and Perspectives

The Job Market

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Issues and Perspectives

The Job Market

Career Advice

Issues and Perspectives

The Job Market

Surfing the Tsunami

By:

Elisabeth Pain

Scientists in many disciplines need informatics and computational skills to exploit the increasingly vast quantities of available data.

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Sharing Data in Biomedical and Clinical Research

By:

Kate Travis

It's not always clear how or where to share clinical data in a way that protects patients' privacy.

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Moving Up The Academic Ladder

By:

Laura Bonetta

Academic research careers consist of a succession of ranks within a fairly predictable time frame. There are some steps researchers can take to make sure that this progression goes as planned.

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