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Coming to Europe
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Amarendra
Swarup
New policies aim to improve international scientists' mobility into and within Europe.
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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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Rumors Fly Online When Jobs Are at Stake
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Lucas
Laursen
How accurate are job-rumor Web sites, and do they help or damage your prospects?
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Structuring Academic Careers in Europe
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Chelsea
Wald
Several universities have embarked on projects to define tenurelike career structures, and work has begun on a Europe-wide standard.
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Mastering Your Ph.D.: Exploring Nonprofit Organizations
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Patricia
Gosling
The values and culture of the nonprofit setting make it an exciting and rewarding career choice for some scientists.
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Young Swedish Scientist Reveals Fast-Track Career Secrets
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Lucas
Laursen
By age 35, Thomas Helleday was heading labs in two countries, had served in the Swedish navy, and had won several young investigator awards.
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A Matter of Policy
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Brian
Vastag
A variety of fellowships are available that enable scientists to contribute to local and national policymaking processes.
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Home Stretch to Graduation
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Elisabeth
Pain
Submitting your Ph.D. dissertation isn't always a relief.
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Special Feature: Undergraduates
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Jim
Austin
Today's college students are the scientists of the future (and in some cases the present), so we created a feature for and about them.
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The Truth About Gen Y
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Elisabeth
Pain
Some folks find them annoying, apparently, but experts consider "millennials" one of the greatest generations ever to hit the workplace.
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