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Characteristics of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the United States

This series examines trends in U.S. employment and related labor information for persons holding doctoral degrees in science and engineering. Information is available on demographic and employment characteristics of the nation's doctoral scientists and engineers.


2006 Postdoc Participation of Science, Engineering, and Health Doctorate Recipients  [NSF 08-307]   (brief)

2003 Characteristics of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the US: 2003  [NSF 06-320]   (tables)
All In a Week's Work: Workweeks of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers  [NSF 06-302]   (brief)

2001 Characteristics of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the US: 2001  [NSF 03-310]   (tables)

1999 Characteristics of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the US: 1999  [NSF 02-328]   (tables)

1997 Characteristics of Science & Engineering Doctorate Recipients: Selected Trend Tables 1993, 1995, and 1997  [SRS 00-412]   (tables)
Healthy Economy Yields Even Lower Unemployment Rate for Doctoral Scientists and Engineers  [NSF 99-340]   (brief)
Older Doctoral Scientists and Engineers: Selected Labor Force Characteristics  [NSF 02-324]   (report)
Characteristics of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the US: 1997  [NSF 00-308]   (tables)

1995 Characteristics of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the US: 1995  [NSF 97-319]   (tables)
Number of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers Grows by 6 percent between 1993 and 1995  [NSF 97-305]   (brief)

1993 Characteristics of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the US: 1993  [NSF 96-302]   (tables)
For 1993, Doctoral Scientists & Engineers Report 1.6 Percent Unemployment Rate But 4.3 Percent Underemployment  [NSF 95-307]   (brief)
 
Note: The year is usually associated with the most recent survey cycle (reports may cover more than one year).
 

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