Midtown Blogger/Manhattan Valley Follies: Science Magazine- The Job Hunt

Monday, January 26, 2015

Science Magazine- The Job Hunt

Xuzhou Medical College

Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Advice

Ask Alice: Science or the family business?

By

Alice Huang

January 26, 2015

Should I leave science?

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Weekly Rundown

Elsewhere in Science, 23 January 2015

Angry Nobelist … State of the Union … PETA’s scientist … New York scandal … saving ocean science … Working Life

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Working Life

Teaming up against tsunamis

To convince people to collaborate, says tsunami researcher Tiziana Rossetto, just point out the gaping knowledge gaps.

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Experimental Error

Origin stories of the scientists

Or how a trip to Walt Disney World tricked me into becoming a scientist.

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Perspective

Secrets to thriving in graduate school

A postdoc offers tips on navigating the pothole-riddled road to Ph.D. glory.

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Career Profiles

Following the birdsong of science

Erich Jarvis’s upbringing during the civil rights movement helped provide the tools for success as he pursued studies of human languages and songbirds.

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Weekly Rundown

Elsewhere in Science, 16 January 2015

Paying peer reviewers … anything for an education … working with journalists … brilliant women … Working Life

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Working Life

A European postdoc for the family

American scientist Michelle Gabriele Sandrian found Europe—specifically Austria—to be a great place to do a postdoc and start a family.

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Tooling Up

The funny thing about wanting something badly

It’s good to want something, but wanting it too much, or appearing to, can be a problem.

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Blog

What happens when you add a lot more STEM majors?

An analysis of a 1960s Italian experiment shows that STEM-workforce expansion can have unintended consequences.

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Career Advice

Divvying it up

By staying balanced, focused, and organized, Lesley Yellowlees has risen through the ranks while maintaining a vibrant family life.

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