Careers and Recruitment in 2001

For regulatory affairs professionals as well as newly hired scientists, a solid grasp of regulatory science is needed to succeed in pharmaceutical R&D.

The industrial revolution that is reshaping structural biology is opening doors of opportunity for computer scientists and protein chemists alike.

With bioethics squarely in the news comes new scrutiny on exactly what it takes to train a bioethicist.

More and more scientists are finding stimulation, fulfillment, and pecuniary rewards in the financial sector.

A veteran executive search consultant explains how not to find the right candidate.

Skills in genetics and clinical research are in demand as academia and industry try to tailor treatments to their patients.

Ensure a smooth hiring process by planning early and picking the right visa for your international hire.

Biotech jobs are on the rise, thanks to a strong science base and the maturation of the industry.

Nearly everything, as cash-rich companies add staff to accelerate their drug development programs.

Fueled by strong demand from students and industry's need for trained bioinformaticists, universities are increasing their offerings in this fast-growing field.