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Mastering Your Ph.D.: Defending Your Thesis With Flair
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Patricia
Gosling
The key to doing well in your thesis defense is extensive preparation.
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E-Persona Non Grata: Strategizing Your Online Persona
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Peter
Fiske
It's time to put away childish things and retool your online presence as a lean, mean, job-seeking machine.
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Mind Matters: Get Moving
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Irene S.
Levine
Physical activity is a great way to reduce stress and, perhaps, to boost your professional productivity.
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GrantsNet: International Funding Index
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GrantsNet
Staff
The International Grants and Fellowships Index offers the latest listing of funding opportunities from Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
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Do You Wanna Be a VAP?
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Laura Stark
Malisheski
A visiting assistant professor position can be a step forward--but only if you intend to pursue a career focused on teaching.
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Tooling Up: Review Your Career
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David G.
Jensen
Think you have a nice, stable career in front of you? Then it's time to shake things up with a career review.
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Designing for the Next Quake
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Angela
Saini
The recent earthquake in China highlights the importance of engineers who specifically study how to avoid seismic destruction.
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Science Careers Seeks Bloggers
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Jim
Austin
We're looking for a few good women--and men--with something interesting to say about their careers in science and the skill to say it well.
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Courting Controversy: Out of the Mainstream
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John
Bohannon
Science's Gonzo Scientist profiles William Sims Bainbridge, a sociologist and NSF program officer who doesn't shy away from controversial topics.
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Courting Controversy: Animal Rights (and Wrongs)
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Sarah
Webb
For scientists, working with laboratory animals can be a source of public antagonism and private ambivalence.
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