Paul Smaglik

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Paul Smaglik

Chemistry

#4369

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#5445

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Physical Chemistry

#658

World Rank

#711

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Paul Smaglik's Degrees

PhD Chemistry Stanford University
Bachelors Chemistry University of California, Berkeley

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Paul Smaglik's Published Works

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Closing the gap (2005) (492)
A global view (2005) (232)
The lie of the land (2005) (216)
Fact or fiction? (2003) (206)
Speaking in tongues (2006) (127)
Alternative approaches (2003) (110)
Reversal of fortune (2005) (94)
Home and away (2004) (88)
True grit (2003) (70)
Closing the gaps. (2008) (60)
Building for the future (2000) (51)
Shifting the balance (2004) (48)
The quality of interactive computer use among HIV-infected individuals. (1998) (47)
Ground control (2003) (35)
Taking the initiative (2002) (30)
French lessons (2005) (29)
A chemical imbalance (2002) (28)
The Role of the Family Environment and Computer-Mediated Social Support on Breast Cancer Patients’ Coping Strategies (2014) (27)
The best years of our lives (2004) (25)
Developing generic skills (2008) (24)
Lessons from literature (2001) (24)
Tissue donors use their influence in deal over gene patent terms (2000) (22)
A team effort (2003) (21)
Tighter watch urged on adenoviral vectors… (1999) (21)
Young at heart (2003) (21)
For my next trick. . . (2000) (19)
A dose of reality (2004) (19)
In the picture (2005) (18)
A question of gender (2003) (17)
NIH tightens up monitoring of gene-therapy mishaps (2000) (15)
Upping the ante (2003) (15)
Proteomics technology: Character references (2001) (14)
The chips are down (2002) (13)
Draft data leave geneticists with a mountain still to climb (2000) (13)
‘Quiet revolution’ in chemistry could revive public and private sectors (2000) (12)
US climate report underlines local impacts of warming (2000) (12)
Patching a leaky pipeline (2004) (12)
Researchers take a gamble on the human genome (2000) (12)
Where are all the students? (2002) (12)
Employment: PhD overdrive (2014) (11)
Swings and roundabouts (2002) (11)
Gene therapy institute denies that errors led to trial death (2000) (11)
Homeward bound European Union (2005) (11)
Back to life (2004) (10)
Merck blocks ‘safer’ gene therapy trials (2000) (10)
Making the switch (2004) (10)
The fame game (2004) (10)
To plan...or not to plan? (2005) (10)
FOLIC ACID DEFICIENCY'S ROLE EXPANDS BEYOND BIRTH DEFECTS (1997) (10)
Tighter watch urged on adenoviral vectors...with proposal to report all 'adverse events'. (1999) (10)
NIH cancer researchers to get free access to ‘OncoMouse’ (2000) (9)
Clinical trials end at gene-therapy institute… (2000) (9)
The changing face of China (2005) (9)
NSF under fire in survey of customer satisfaction (1999) (8)
Celera genome licensing terms spark concerns over ‘monopoly’ (2000) (8)
Making the match (2004) (8)
Internet gateway planned for neuroinformatics data (2000) (8)
United States backs soil strategy in fight against global warming (2000) (8)
The gender imbalance (2008) (8)
Singapore: Filling Biopolis (2003) (7)
Activism: Frustrated postdocs rise up (2016) (7)
Tale of two surveys (2005) (7)
The path to success (2005) (6)
Genomics initiative to decipher 10,000 protein structures (2000) (6)
The genetic microscope (2017) (6)
Critics challenge Celera's claims over human genome sequence… (2000) (6)
It could be worse... (2003) (6)
Out of fashion (2004) (6)
Scientists seek solidarity in oaths (2001) (6)
Argentina's pivotal moment. (2008) (6)
French disconnection (2002) (6)
E-BIOMED BECOMES PUBMED CENTRAL (1999) (5)
An industrial revolution (2002) (5)
A climate of uncertainty (2002) (5)
Ghosts in the machine (2004) (5)
Internships: Mind wide open (2015) (5)
Protein structure groups seek to draft common ground rules (2000) (5)
Puffer fish joins genome stampede (2000) (5)
DELVING INTO THE CHOREOGRAPHY OF DNA REPAIR (1999) (5)
FOOD AS MEDICINE : NUTRITIONISTS, CLINICIANS DISAGREE ON ROLE OF CHEMOPREVENTIVE SUPPLEMENTS (1999) (5)
A transparent process (2005) (5)
Physics in crisis? (2005) (5)
Beating the odds to secure a permanent contract (2018) (5)
UK government backs change in law over stem-cell research… (2000) (4)
…with proposal to report all ‘adverse events’ (1999) (4)
…as US tightens up on ‘speculative’ claims (2000) (4)
Climate change expert stirs new controversy (2000) (4)
Europe: Swedish success story (2013) (4)
Boston: A magnetic hub (2002) (4)
Election returns (2004) (4)
Coping with the inevitable (2004) (4)
Two-way traffic (2004) (4)
Bacterial AIDS vaccine ready for testing (2000) (4)
A model establishment (2001) (4)
Eastern promises (2003) (4)
Asthma study death spurs inquiry (2001) (4)
Taking a break can lend focus (2006) (4)
Celera turns to public genome data to speed up endgame... (2000) (4)
Fears of cults and kooks push Congress towards cloning ban (2001) (4)
Breaking the bottleneck (2005) (3)
Cracking the combination (2003) (3)
The skills hunt (2004) (3)
WHICH VECTOR WILL PREVAIL (1998) (3)
What now for biotechnology? (2006) (3)
Genetic diversity project fights for its life… (2000) (3)
Grad school confidential (2004) (3)
Golden handcuffs (2003) (3)
Alternative paths (2004) (3)
Genomics companies boom on New York stock exchange (2000) (3)
Antibiotic resistance must be monitored, US Senate is told (2000) (3)
Welcome competition (2004) (3)
Never-ending stories (2004) (3)
TAKING AIM AT P53 : RESEARCHERS ARE TARGETING THE TUMOR SUPPRESSOR WITH VECTORS, VIRUSES, AND SMALL MOLECULES (1999) (3)
Genome leaders told to keep their eyes on the main prize (2000) (3)
Legal protests prompt DNA primer release (2000) (3)
NIH seeks funding for neuroscience centre … (2000) (3)
Good in parts (2006) (3)
Riding the biotech rollercoaster (2002) (3)
New York: Building cooperation (2002) (3)
Space to manoeuvre (2002) (3)
STEM CELL SCIENTISTS CAUTION : CLINICAL APPLICATIONS REMAIN YEARS AWAY (1998) (3)
Stem-cell seduction (2001) (3)
The physics imbalance (2002) (3)
Cash crisis in the corridor (2003) (2)
Educated US public get more wary of genetic engineering (2000) (2)
Reservoirs dog AIDS therapy (2000) (2)
Project offers free mouse sequence (2000) (2)
Pharmacogenetics initiative galvanizes public and private sectors (2001) (2)
Scientists react to attacks with shock and fears for the future (2001) (2)
Diabetes therapy boosts stem-cell campaign (2000) (2)
A rich diversity (2001) (2)
New Year evolutions (2002) (2)
Fixing a broken record (2005) (2)
Northern England: Rising star (2003) (2)
Shaking off genome fatigue (2001) (2)
Capping active volcanoes (2004) (2)
Job satisfaction: Divided opinions (2014) (2)
US grant glues ‘virtual cell’ together (2000) (2)
PRIVATIZING THE HUMAN GENOME (1998) (2)
Seeking soft skills (2005) (2)
Variations on a theme (2006) (2)
An equal chance (2004) (2)
Could AIDS treatments slip through patents loophole? (2000) (2)
Congress gets tough with gene therapy (2000) (2)
Is starting simple the path to complexity? (2000) (2)
Searching questions (2005) (2)
Salaries in the balance. (2009) (2)
Medical institute opens amid hopes of Kansas rebirth (2000) (2)
Radiating good will (2001) (2)
Europe goes back to basics (2003) (2)
Job movements (2005) (2)
Career planning: Question time (2016) (2)
Students left cold by careers advice (2001) (2)
A demanding world (2003) (2)
Career paths: Where are they now? (2011) (2)
Grappling for grants (2002) (2)
Pharmacogenetics initiative galvanizes public and private sectors (2001) (2)
AMBITIOUS PLAN TO SCREEN FOR ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR UNVEILED (1998) (2)
NSF calls for funding boost in a bid to reverse decline in maths (2000) (2)
Making Sense of Antisense (1998) (2)
NIH panel may increase gene-trial scrutiny… (2000) (2)
Building protein pipelines (2001) (1)
Working for peanuts (2003) (1)
EXODUS OF WOMEN FROM SCIENCE IS JEOPARDIZING RECENT GAINS (1998) (1)
International panel seeks more representation of women in science (2006) (1)
The joy of the lab (2004) (1)
The power of goodbye (2004) (1)
A better deal for postdocs and their mentors (2007) (1)
Making it big in Taiwan (2006) (1)
Inorganic identity crisis (2001) (1)
Demographic shifts (2001) (1)
Management potential (2005) (1)
Fears for foreign physicists (2003) (1)
Small world, big opportunities (2002) (1)
ACADEMIC CENTERS, CROS VIE FOR INDUSTRY DOLLARS (1999) (1)
Cultivating black gold (2005) (1)
Media consulting: Entertaining science (2014) (1)
A dual existence (2002) (1)
Come together (2005) (1)
The accidental science writer (2004) (1)
Looking for a fast track (2004) (1)
US forest fires send ecology experiments up in smoke (2000) (1)
Getting a handle on data (2001) (1)
GENE THERAPY : THE NEXT GENERATION (1998) (1)
Out in the cold (2003) (1)
The secrets of success (2004) (1)
Hustling for opportunities can overcome local disadvantages (2006) (1)
Baywatch: San Francisco (2004) (1)
Selling ourselves (2006) (1)
Take control of your destiny (2001) (1)
Bricks and mortar. Scandinavia's material gains. (2004) (1)
Yale hopes a $500 million boost will raise research profile (2000) (1)
Proliferation of pills: Antibiotics don't fight many infections well, yet doctors continue to prescribe them (1997) (1)
HUMAN GENOME PROJECT DEADLINE MOVES UP TWO YEARS, TO 2003 (1998) (1)
A decisive effort? (2002) (1)
State of energy. (2009) (1)
Biologists officially welcome plan (2001) (1)
Take your partner by the hand... (2005) (1)
State of the unions (2004) (1)
…as government seeks more ethics training (2000) (1)
Misconduct has ripple effects beyond the perpetrator (2006) (1)
UK academic salary analysis offers mixed news (2006) (1)
Battling the brain drain (2002) (1)
Media publicity for science can be a double-edged sword. (2007) (1)
Who makes the best bioinformaticians? (2001) (1)
Building Nordic networks. (2002) (1)
TANGLED IN THE WEB: ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION TAKES ON DIVERSE FORMS (1999) (1)
First for physics Chicago (2003) (1)
Medical journals seek means to free authors from industry (2001) (1)
Postdocs, mentor thyselves (2005) (1)
Labs and companies seek their niches as work continues after the draft (2001) (1)
Wrapped in red tape (2003) (1)
Thinking ahead (2003) (1)
DROSOPHILA SEQUENCED : NOW THE TRICKY PART (1999) (1)
Varmus tells Congress to grasp thorny policy issues (2000) (1)
A route to flexible working (2002) (1)
Automated for the people (2001) (1)
Minnesota: Medicine and materials. (2011) (1)
Writing has a crucial role in many different scientific pursuits (2007) (1)
A question of age (2005) (1)
Turning oil into science: Norway. (2002) (1)
A plan for the future (2006) (1)
Xenotransplantation opponents take FDA to court (2000) (1)
The best-laid plans (2006) (1)
Strength in bonding (2008) (1)
Education: time to teach. (2011) (1)
In Franklin's footsteps (2003) (1)
Proposal for US patent office could help cut waiting time (2000) (1)
Trust me, I'm a doctor (2003) (1)
Expanding your curiosity can lead to more job opportunities (2008) (1)
… as non-profit companies enter the fray (2000) (1)
Looking for the best way to balance lab life and family (2006) (1)
…as biotech debate splits along party lines (2000) (1)
Embryo stem-cell work gets NIH go-ahead (2000) (1)
A tale of two energy policies (2001) (1)
Learning from misconduct (2002) (1)
Fresh perspective (2015) (1)
A shift to the centre (2001) (1)
New perspectives (2003) (1)
A basic problem (2002) (1)
Relations thaw between genome rivals as finish line draws near (2000) (1)
Changing attitudes in the world of drug discovery (2003) (1)
Vienna: Empire building (2002) (1)
Shareholder sues Celera over loss (2000) (1)
Placebos could improve link between medical outlooks (2000) (1)
Bridging sectors. Medicon Valley. (2001) (1)
Mass spectroscopy: Mix and match (2001) (1)
The biotechnology sector's craving for commercial expertise is fuelling a cultural exchange with drug industry. (2003) (1)
Cracking the tax code (2006) (1)
A tangential route to success (2005) (1)
Cash incentives (2004) (1)
Beyond the helix (2003) (1)
Translating words into action (2002) (1)
US industry starts to think big by acting small (2000) (1)
Is this Singapore's golden era? (2008) (1)
US regulation threat over business links… (2000) (1)
PRIVATE GENOME SEQUENCING EFFORT MAY HASTEN SEPARATE PUBLIC VENTURE (1998) (1)
Boosting biotech in Finland (2004) (1)
Science and technology networks in Scandinavia. (2002) (1)
Fostering Respect and Innovation: Communication is Key (2010) (1)
Adaptability can trump planning in career considerations (2006) (1)
Career-change carousel (2003) (0)
Software: Setting standards (2001) (0)
Trend or aberration? (2001) (0)
Right physics problem, but... (2001) (0)
Responses and resolutions (2005) (0)
A sequence for success (2009) (0)
Norway: Turning oil into science (2002) (0)
Bench partners (2006) (0)
Attractive information (2005) (0)
Bricks & Mortar (2004) (0)
The waiting game (2004) (0)
Gridlock stalls NIH budget rise (2000) (0)
Scientific personalities (2005) (0)
For he on honeydew hath fed... (2006) (0)
Risky business (2003) (0)
A young field in more ways than one (2002) (0)
Nucleus of growth at Louisville (2008) (0)
Visions of Europe's future (2003) (0)
Job insecurity (2002) (0)
Forcing the market (2003) (0)
CHEMOKINE ADVANCES MAY PROVIDE NEW HIV THERAPIES (1998) (0)
EMBL offers lab training in Europe (2009) (0)
Flu and HIV wield common viral harpoon (2009) (0)
A moving story (2003) (0)
US close to funding stem-cell work (1999) (0)
Heidelberg: Language lessons (2003) (0)
Career prospects in Europe (2002) (0)
California dreaming: San Diego. (2003) (0)
Clearing your own path (2002) (0)
Brain storm. (2007) (0)
Clinton's farewell gift to US science agencies (2000) (0)
UK graduate students and postdocs are not getting stipend top-ups, despite available funds. (2006) (0)
Bricks and mortar. Scottish Structural Proteomics Facility, University of St Andrews, UK. (2005) (0)
TREND, PERSONAL STORIES POINT TO AGE BIAS IN SCIENCE JOBS (1998) (0)
Conference attendance boosts authorship opportunities (2018) (0)
LIFE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES: Understanding Apoptosis (2010) (0)
Drug industry mergers means career reconsiderations for scientists. (2007) (0)
Rewarding season (2004) (0)
Michigan: Corridor at the crossroads (2002) (0)
Brought to book (2004) (0)
Awards for South Africa's best (2007) (0)
The long road to equality (2006) (0)
As biotech jobs continue to grow, potential employees should examine the company's product pipeline. (2007) (0)
Physics temps (2003) (0)
New EU nations are shedding talent to the West (2006) (0)
Movie depictions of scientists mirror real perceptions (2006) (0)
North Carolina: Building the triangle (2002) (0)
Stress management (2006) (0)
Exploring careers (2004) (0)
Bridging sectors Medicon Valley (2001) (0)
Turning point: Ewan Birney (2012) (0)
FORMER ACADEMICS CITE ADVANTAGES IN INDUSTRY (1998) (0)
Building the Midwest's future (2006) (0)
Recruitment blueprint (2003) (0)
Battle lines shift in stem-cell funding fight… (2000) (0)
Understanding the language of reproduction (1997) (0)
Showy comet lives up to its billing (2009) (0)
Going green: Ireland. (2002) (0)
A howl of hope (2006) (0)
California, home of laureates (2001) (0)
Grains sort themselves into layers (2009) (0)
Redressing the balance (2003) (0)
Fixing a broken record. Visualizing 'career space' can help you navigate more easily between disciplines, sectors and job function. (2005) (0)
US energy agency sequences human chromosome trio (2000) (0)
Backing a meeting of minds (2001) (0)
Richard Myers, director of Hudson-Alpha Institute for Biotechnology, Huntsville, Alabama (2007) (0)
Recruiters and industry. Building an intern programme. (2004) (0)
Making choices (2003) (0)
Physical paradoxes (2003) (0)
Postdoc is caught up in Israeli-Hezbollah conflict (2006) (0)
China syndrome (2006) (0)
An infinite learning curve (2005) (0)
Dancing droplets: Studying liquids in applications for microgravity yields earth and space (1997) (0)
Calling for entrepreneurs London (2002) (0)
Northern exposure (2006) (0)
Visa quotas could soon be relaxed in the United States and Europe. But will the economic downturn mitigate the potentially positive effects (2008) (0)
Seattle: The best of both worlds (2002) (0)
Building protein pipelines (2001) (0)
On the road (2004) (0)
Building the triangle: North Carolina. (2002) (0)
Swapping insulin syringes for tiny beads (1997) (0)
Finance offers intellectual challenges and economic rewards (2001) (0)
Reinventing Naturejobs (2001) (0)
Time for a change (2005) (0)
Putting pathogens first (2002) (0)
Model mentors (2005) (0)
Physics comes full circle (2001) (0)
Biotech's balancing act (2003) (0)
Building the Midwest's future (2006) (0)
Mental barriers (2004) (0)
Subtracting mathematicians (2001) (0)
Postdocs face crossroads. (2007) (0)
A cold shoulder for stocks (2003) (0)
Money worries (2002) (0)
Talent tug-of-war (2002) (0)
Fresh paths in Europe (2002) (0)
Pitching ideas (2004) (0)
Managing mergers Cambridge (2001) (0)
Wages may make it hard to attract scientists to synchrotrons (2001) (0)
Young Japanese scientists must deal with career trends similar to those of their US counterparts (2006) (0)
WORKING AT NIH: FUNDING MECHANISMS AFFECT RESEARCH CULTURE (1999) (0)
Scientists have several reasons to be thankful. (2006) (0)
MONKEY/HUMAN CHIMERA GAINING FAVOR IN AIDS RESEARCH (1999) (0)
The philanthropic principle (2004) (0)
Out in the cold (2003) (0)
Patenting success (2002) (0)
Gene tool may crack open microbial secrets (1997) (0)
Does size really matter? (2003) (0)
Experience counts (2003) (0)
Georgia on the mind. (2007) (0)
BEYOND INFLAMMATION : BLOCKING COX-2 MAY PROVIDE THERAPY FOR MULTIPLE DISEASES (1999) (0)
Biotech's head of steam (2001) (0)
Avoiding 'extinct volcanoes' (2002) (0)
Forcing the market (2003) (0)
Lessons in career planning (2002) (0)
For love or money (2005) (0)
Shares rebound at scent of draft sequence (2000) (0)
Administration: A watchful eye on grant funding (2013) (0)
San Diego: California dreaming (2003) (0)
Bricks and mortar. Switzerland switches on supercomputers. (2004) (0)
Thinking big (2006) (0)
… and sets up a body to oversee trials (2000) (0)
A delicate balance (2004) (0)
Young scientists flock to networking sites. (2007) (0)
The glory of autonomy (2003) (0)
They'll see you now (2005) (0)
Another British invasion? (2002) (0)
An end to the Irish rover? (2002) (0)
Up for review (2004) (0)
Seeking out the élite (2003) (0)
Washington state’s tech billionaires pour cash into global health (2019) (0)
Demand for PhDs is uncertain in a changing market. (2007) (0)
NEW TARGETS, TECHNIQUES EXCITE CANCER RESEARCHERS (1999) (0)
NEEDLE-FREE VACCINES ON THE HORIZON (1998) (0)
Faster sequencing slows down release of mouse gene data (2000) (0)
Thinking big (2004) (0)
Tracking tenure (2001) (0)
Seeds of collaboration. (2009) (0)
Top states vie to fund more science (2008) (0)
Working with the Framework (2002) (0)
Alternative roads to success (2002) (0)
RESEARCHERS SEEK SMALL-ANIMAL AIDS MODEL (1999) (0)
What's the alternative? (2001) (0)
Guidelines for physician-scientists call for training reform (2006) (0)
Setting salaries straight (2002) (0)
Ireland: Going green (2002) (0)
Stem-cell state lines (2004) (0)
How to handle drug withdrawal (2007) (0)
Nancy Kelley, senior vice-president, Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Boston, Massachusetts (2005) (0)
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute has unveiled a programme to offer start-up funds for young biomedical scientists (2008) (0)
Guiding hands (2005) (0)
Taking the risky path can be exhilarating. (2007) (0)
'HEART IN A BOX': GLOBAL EFFORT WORKS TO PUT THE PIECES TOGETHER (1999) (0)
Public have right to see data from all gene trials, says FDA (2001) (0)
Has science become nastier (2007) (0)
Planning ahead (2004) (0)
Counselling: Knowledge is power (2016) (0)
Immunological planets align (2001) (0)
Global university rankings provide uncertain guidance (2006) (0)
Recruiting by rail (2008) (0)
Mud time line clarifies dinosaurs' demise (2009) (0)
Biotech companies attack NIH rules (2000) (0)
Prosperous physicists (2001) (0)
Graduate journal keepers look back on a year of lessons learned — in and out of the lab. (2006) (0)
US universities are working hard to boost enrolments from foreign graduate students (2006) (0)
Bricks & Mortar (2004) (0)
Out in the cold (2003) (0)
The anniversary of Hurricane Katrina reminds all scientists of a valuable lesson: be prepared (2006) (0)
Retelling the tale of a two‐legged snake (2009) (0)
Sizing up the odds (2005) (0)
The exception to the rule (2005) (0)
In search of the truth (2002) (0)
Granting longevity (2004) (0)
Mostly winners — but the NIF must make do (2000) (0)
Chemistry's clouded view (2003) (0)
A question of balance (2002) (0)
Best of both worlds (2003) (0)
Breathing life into industry (2005) (0)
Science rocks (2003) (0)
Generous advice (2005) (0)
How to succeed in business (2004) (0)
Central stations (2005) (0)
Germline gene therapy needs tight control, says US panel (2000) (0)
Outsourcing and European biotech companies (2006) (0)
Representation of women in science comes under scrutiny (2006) (0)
Salary isn't everything (2003) (0)
RESEARCH FUNDS BONANZA GOING UP IN SMOKE (1998) (0)
From steel to science. (2010) (0)
Bricks & Mortar: Lancaster Environment Centre (2004) (0)
Nanoscience factory (2006) (0)
Declining female participation may be harbinger for computer science as a whole. (2007) (0)
Back on track? (2004) (0)
US companies seek basic science (2000) (0)
Bricks and mortar. Arizona plots a course. (2004) (0)
A boost for the Big Apple (2005) (0)
High road to Scotland (2004) (0)
Postgraduate careers: The hunt for the elusive alumni (2015) (0)
EMBO awardees reveal blueprints for success (2006) (0)
Beyond rocket science. (2008) (0)
Golden opportunities. (2005) (0)
Conference management (2003) (0)
NIH, NSF POST BIGGEST GAINS IN FY1999 FEDERAL BUDGET (1998) (0)
A new direction for microgravity fires (1997) (0)
Making a move on mobility (2005) (0)
GENE THERAPY CROSSROADS : RESEARCHERS HITCH THEIR HOPES TO HEMOPHILIA (1999) (0)
Empire building: Vienna. (2002) (0)
US tightens on 'speculative' claims. (2000) (0)
Rewarding experience (2003) (0)
Election impasse leaves science in the dark (2000) (0)
A mixed blessing (2006) (0)
A decline in the number of junior faculty members could have serious repercussions (2008) (0)
Bricks & Mortar (2004) (0)
New shores of literature (2009) (0)
A youthful field (2002) (0)
Landing the egos (2002) (0)
BIOCONTROLS : AN ALTERNATIVE TO PESTICIDES? (1998) (0)
Research assessment threatens to reshuffle UK funding (2006) (0)
Inspiration and opportunity (2002) (0)
How to ask yourself questions about major career decisions. (2006) (0)
Mergers and acquisitions (2001) (0)
Mixed fortunes in France (2001) (0)
Lab transitions: The bumpy road to relocation (2015) (0)
NIH programme offers possibilities of independence for young researchers (2006) (0)
The hands that guide (2005) (0)
Being a good scientist means finding a balance between efficiency and enjoyment (2006) (0)
Fighting urban myths (2005) (0)
US science under a new administration (2009) (0)
More data, more potential (2001) (0)
Part-time growth (2002) (0)
Physical exertion (2006) (0)
Centre stage in Missouri (2004) (0)
The growing involvement of contract research organizations in drug development could result in job shifts. (2007) (0)
Another dimension (1961) (0)
Supplying industry with the right skills (2006) (0)
Compound disinterest (2002) (0)
…as companies are urged to share benefits (2000) (0)
Cutting into the triangle (2002) (0)
Sweet dreams... (2003) (0)
Building cooperation New York. (2002) (0)
US structural genomics effort needs physicists for success (2001) (0)
Presenting Naturejobs.com 2 (2001) (0)
Forces for collaboration falter with human genome in sight (2000) (0)
Biotech job projections bleak (2009) (0)
Dust Sheds New Light on Planetary Birth (1997) (0)
Positive vibes for biophysics (2001) (0)
US scientists seek more funds for high-tech equipment (2000) (0)
Aerospace meets biotech (2004) (0)
US regulation threat over business links..as government seeks more ethics training. (2000) (0)
Neuroscience in the developing world (2008) (0)
Food for thought (2003) (0)
Meeting pay-offs (2005) (0)
Focus on health disparities (2008) (0)
Warming up Scandinavia (2001) (0)
Corridor at the crossroads: Michigan. (2002) (0)
Chips: Alternative approaches (2001) (0)
Moving targets (2003) (0)
Going into industry? (2002) (0)
Panning for gold (2001) (0)
Swatting flies (2018) (0)
NIH takes charge of chimps infected in experiments (2000) (0)
Brent Reynolds, director of the Adult Stem Cell Engineering and Therapeutic Core, McKnight Brain Center, University of Florida, Gainesville (2008) (0)
A sign of the times? (2002) (0)
Active solutions for PhDs (2001) (0)
Language lessons: Heidelberg. (2003) (0)
Creating better lab websites gives potential collaborators and recruiters a clearer window into your world. (2007) (0)
Moving benchmarks (2002) (0)
Calling for entrepreneurs: London (2002) (0)
Biotech jobs are still around despite the recent bumpy ride. (2002) (0)
Stemming the tide (2005) (0)
Hiking the ups and downs of the science trail. (2007) (0)
Mapping life-science skills (2004) (0)
An electoral lecture (2002) (0)
Awards for endeavour (2002) (0)
Energy-related jobs could be on the rise for years to come (2008) (0)
NEUROSCIENCE : A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE (1999) (0)
Golden opportunities (1991) (0)
Getting better at biotech (2010) (0)
Mass-spectrometry experience is in demand (2001) (0)
Home-grown success (2003) (0)
Europe aims for more flexibility and job security for researchers (2008) (0)
Blurred vision. (2002) (0)
Chemists buck the trend (2002) (0)
You've got to laugh... (2005) (0)
Bricks & Mortar (2004) (0)
Taking stock of biotech jobs (2002) (0)
Recruiters & Industry (2004) (0)
Recruiters and industry. Microsoft's European perspective. (2005) (0)
Where East meets West (2005) (0)
A controversial move to central London for the Medical Research Council's flagship lab will have career repercussions. (2008) (0)
Valuable lessons (2006) (0)
Women physicists needed (2001) (0)
Reality check (2005) (0)
Computer game offers academics a chance to play role of graduate student (2008) (0)
The uncertainty principle (2004) (0)
Beating the odds to secure a permanent contract (2018) (0)
Automation: Multiple choice (2001) (0)
Bricks & Mortar (2005) (0)
Having it all (2006) (0)
The best of both worlds. Seattle. (2002) (0)
Tussle starts for research posts as Bush rides into Washington (2000) (0)
Big or small neuroscience? (2001) (0)
India's changing face (2005) (0)
Rental disagreements (2003) (0)
Tuning in to yourself (2004) (0)
Rewards of seeing potential (2001) (0)
Revamped GenBank offers extra data links (2000) (0)
You can't go home again (2003) (0)
Leroy Hood. For my next trick... (2000) (0)
Collaborative conundrums (2002) (0)
Fledgling UK postdoc association can learn from other efforts (2006) (0)
Relocation: Out of place (2015) (0)
Turning the tables (2005) (0)
Washington state’s tech billionaires pour cash into global health (2019) (0)
Biomedical science: Houston has lift-off (2014) (0)
Recruiters & Industry (2005) (0)
Converging on DNA (2002) (0)
Surveys on careers in academia get mixed interpretations (2008) (0)
…as panel seeks help for trial host nations (2000) (0)
Publication deal for Celera sparks row over data access (2000) (0)
HARNESSING THE MICROBIAL WORLD : BIG INFO IN SMALL PACKAGES (1999) (0)
Capturing competencies (2003) (0)
Funding initiative offers boost for young scientists in Germany (2006) (0)
Chemistry's small world (2005) (0)
HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE (1999) (0)
Sometimes careers can be both accidental and planned (2007) (0)
The HHMI and Wellcome Trust come together for a tour de force postdoc experience. (2007) (0)
Turning point: Joel Elmquist (2014) (0)
Golden opportunities (2005) (0)
Reinventing the Silk Road (2004) (0)
Balancing the books (2004) (0)
The places to be (2005) (0)
The digital revolution (2002) (0)
Genetic diversity project fights for its life...as companies are urged to share benefits. (2000) (0)
Same society, different rules (2005) (0)
Reinventing careers (2002) (0)
… as lobbyists anticipate more money for all (2000) (0)
Starting the brain gain (2004) (0)
US grad students win union rights (2000) (0)

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