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Ask a cross-section of scientists how they got into cancer research, and you'll hear about a dizzying variety of routes from fields as diverse as biology, pharmacology, mathematics, and medicine. And with certain attributes—an inquiring mind, self-discipline, and a dash of ambition—it seems that there's no limit to what can be achieved.
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Europe's brain gain
With major boosts in science funding, Europe hopes to become a hot spot of innovative science and technology. -
Foreign faculty face challenges
Many foreign-born scientists have made the United States their home because the country provides some of the best training and career opportunities worldwide. But life as a foreign scientist is not without its challenges. -
Diversity—women in science: Building better balance
Women leaders in science—from a university president and policy makers to an academic researcher and industrial scientists—see improvements in this field’s gender balance, but they also know that more must be done. -
Careers for postdoctoral scientists: Beyond the ivory tower
Moving from an academic environment to an industrial laboratory can prove difficult because of the need to adapt to a different culture -
2006 Top employer survey: It all starts with science
This year's survey of top employers in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries has a familiar winner but plenty of shifting among other places in the top 20 -
Faculty positions: Transferring technology
Intellectual property and technology transfer play important roles in today’s science -
Careers in stem cell research: Rejuvenating biology and medicine
Everything in an adult organism comes from stem cells -
Careers in genetics and genomics: Environmental explorations
The advances in genotyping and functional genomics open new approaches to environmental science, including public health issues -
International careers report: Australia—punching above its weight
Modern Australia offers the world much more than first-class cricket and shrimps on the barbie -
Success factors for postdocs: Be prepared!
Ensuring a successful postdoctoral appointment and using the experience to launch a solid career require careful preparation -
Faculty positions: Multidisciplinary matters
As universities increasingly emphasize multidisciplinary research and teaching, would-be faculty members must demonstrate their ability to cross disciplinary boundaries -
Careers & graduate programs for B.S. & M.S. scientists: Getting the most from a degree
By doing some homework ahead of time, it's possible to select a career-oriented Bachelor's or Master's degree -
New England—Region of renowned research
For scientists who can cope with the region's weather, New England offers a remarkable density of top research institutions, a comfortable lifestyle, and myriad opportunities to perform high quality work -
Careers in drug discovery: Targeting the mechanisms and opportunities
A combination of techniques—from computation to medicinal chemistry—helps scientists pick better drug targets, often because of gaining a better understanding of how diseases work -
Careers in biotech and pharma—Where's the heat?
Rapid advances in biotechnology and pharmaceutical sciences generate some of the hottest careers in science
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