Recruitment

More universities are offering career and technology-transfer advice — but not enough scientists are utilizing these offices.

For those who wish to marry research with clinical applications, finding the right environment can be hard.

Interdisciplinary research may be lauded, but it's not yet rewarded.

Forensic science is swamped with applicants, but a pure science degree will put you ahead of the crowd.

Universities, businesses, students and employees all need to rethink they way they approach training.

Women, it seems, often get a raw deal in science — so how can discrimination be tackled?

There's a growing career path for students who like science, but don't want to be academics.

You know what you want from a job. But how do you convince an employer that your skills are relevant?

A guide for the perplexed graduate student doing research.

Reprinted with permission from Electronic Recruiting News. For more articles like this see www.interbiznet.com.