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Issues & Perspectives
Taken for Granted: The Burning Question of Laboratory Safety

In the wake of a lab worker's death, experts warn that many academic labs are unsafe.

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CTSciNet
For Med Students, Research Training Opportunities Abound

Year-out programs and research time within the medical school curriculum offer students a taste of research.

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Mihail Barboiu
Career Profiles
A Chemistry Career on the Fast Track

Romanian chemist Mihail Barboiu likes to keep several projects going at once, at several institutions.

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Career Advice
Special Feature: The Other Parts of Your Academic Job

For those in training for an academic career, research gets all the attention, but teaching and service are also important.

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Career Advice
The Road to Diversity: Are We There Yet?

On January 20, Barack Obama became the first African American to be sworn in as President of the United States. On that day television screens carried images of African American men and women moved to tears as they watched the historical event—one that many of them thought they would never witness in their lifetimes.

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Steve Rissing (Ohio State University)
Career Advice
Teach the Students You Have

To teach well while minimizing pain, take a scholarly approach, make your expectations clear, and focus on measures with a high rate of return.

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Eduardo Moreno (CNIO)
Career Advice
Professional Service

Institutional service may be an annoyance and a distraction, but not doing your share can hurt your career.
 

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