Science Career Magazine
Issue for October 13, 2006
- Science Career Magazine
- Beyond Bias and Barriers
- By
Tabitha M. Powledge
- A recent report from the National Academy of Science wields data like a weapon to demolish the myths that keep university science and engineering departments from employing women.
- Science Career Magazine
- An Ambitious Effort to Plug Europe's 'Research Gap'
- By
John Bohannon
- Next year, the European Research Council will launch a young investigator funding scheme that dwarfs all current programs--offering roughly $1.5 million over 5 years to 250 scientists annually.
- Science Career Magazine
- Faculty Positions: Transferring Technology
- By
Mike May
- Intellectual property and technology transfer play important roles in today’s science. A scientist’s career can change dramatically through patents, which can spawn companies or funds for research. Moreover, some scientists create exciting careers by moving from the bench to a technology transfer office in academics, government, or industry.
- Science Career Magazine
- Opportunities: Stealing Time
- By
Peter Fiske
- No matter where you end up professionally, your effectiveness (and your personal happiness) will depend in large part on your ability to manage your time successfully.
