Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Magazine

Issue for September 30, 2011

Diversity Issues

MySciNet

The Job Market

Diversity Issues

MySciNet

The Job Market

Diversity Issues

MySciNet

The Job Market

Are African Americans Surging in Computer Science?

By:

Michael Price

A report suggests a big jump in Black/African-American enrollment in computer science graduate programs.

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The Job Market

Career Advice

The Job Market

Career Advice

The Job Market

Career Advice

Modern Sherlock Holmes With a Business Twist

By:

Sabine Louët

Scientists working in business intelligence analyze large data sets for business clients.

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Issues and Perspectives

Life and Career

Issues and Perspectives

Life and Career

Issues and Perspectives

Life and Career

In Person: On Shaky Ground

By:

Yassar Alamri

In the aftermath of the Christchurch, New Zealand, earthquake, a scientist ruminates on the uncertainties of working in science.

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Career Profiles

Career Advice

The Job Market

Career Profiles

Career Advice

The Job Market

Career Profiles

Career Advice

The Job Market

Data Sleuths: Vignettes

Peter Lancett Vignette Joseph Misiti Vignette Peter Lancett, Technology Consultant, IBM Peter Lancett (CREDIT:...

By:

Sabine Louët

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