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The road less travelled

• February 04, 2010
• 11:05

  and even more webinars

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  Mark these dates on your calendar: ACS Webinars – Your Career Matters! Series: Part of the ACS Webinars program, these presentations feature speakers that address a wide variety of career topics for science and engineering professionals. * February 11, 2010 – “Love Chemistry and Food? Find out how to find and build a [...]
• 10:50

  careers and food!

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  ACS webinars are great ways to discover new job opportunities: ACS Webinars: Your Career Matters! Thursday, February 11, 2010, 2-3pm ET. “Love Food as well as Chemistry? How to Find and Build a Career in the Food and/or Flavor Industries.” Curious about the smell of cookies baking? Or how researchers try to isolate vanilla flavor? Know yourself, [...]
• May 07, 2009
• 15:52

  watch at your leisure

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  From the AAAS comes a webinar that you can watch on demand – you need to register but that is a minor inconvenience o the path to a possible new career, eh? Nontraditional Careers: Opportunities Away From the Bench Now available on demand April 28, 2009, 12 noon Eastern; 9 a.m. Pacific; 4 p.m. GMT Illustration Increasingly, Ph.D.-level scientists are [...]
• 13:38

  bring science to the masses

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  Toronto is hosting Science Rendezvous this Sat May 9th. It is a festival of science!! This is one wonderful way to get kids and older people too, interested in science and to see that scientists are not just lab slaves. Volunteering at such an event can also help scientists or budding scientists see if an outreach [...]
• April 07, 2009
• 16:10

  april scientiae – challenges!

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  Overcoming challenges. Being challenged to overcome. This is the topic for April’s edition of Scientiae, and I received an overwhelming response of your varied tales of challenge and triumph. Further proof that all of us are capable of facing our problems head-on and growing into wiser, more competent people. The carnival is based out of Candid [...]
• March 06, 2009
• 10:44

  get thee a mentor!

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  The March Scientiae is on the subject of Role Models. [Note: a Scientiae is what they call a blog carnival on Science Blogs - what is a blog carnival? well, it is a subject based set of blogs written by bloggers on their own blogs and the links to the various blogs is compiled by the [...]
• March 05, 2009
• 15:42

  wandering to a career

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  Here is a new blog (All my faults are stress related) on Science Blogs from a structural geologist – in her “about me” description she tells of the winding path she took to get to this career: I became a structural geologist by accident. I meant to study chemistry, but chemists spent too much time inside. [...]
• January 29, 2009
• 10:19

  to stay or go…

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  The South African Mail and Guardian Online just published another article on the “leaky pipeline”: Leaving the lab JESSICA SHEPHERD – Jan 29 2009 They note that women are still leaving the lab at a rate higher than men: A study for the United Kingdom’s Royal Society of Chemistry has found that although 72% of the women surveyed intended [...]
• January 06, 2009
• 15:53

  more food chemistry!

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  The Science section of the New York Times has an article on the science of cooking – take a look! At the Stove, a Dash of Science, a Pinch of Folklore I had invited Ms. Corriher [a biochemist] and her husband, Arch, who were in New York from Atlanta for a visit, to dinner to help [...]
• December 16, 2008
• 9:12

  glow in the dark jobs?

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  Just kidding! I worked around the nuclear industry and I don’t glow (much)! Here is a job that might lead to interesting careers: Sellafield defies gloom by offering 60 jobs for graduates Last updated 10:58, Tuesday, 16 December 2008 SELLAFIELD bosses are defying the gloom dogging the job market – by launching a recruitment campaign. The firm responsible for running [...]
• December 15, 2008
• 8:47

  ho ho ho – need a quick present?

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  Here is a new book that sounds interesting – suitable for chemists and ex-chemists: THE ALCHEMY OF AIR A Jewish Genius, a Doomed Tycoon, and the Scientific Discovery That Fed the World but Fueled the Rise of Hitler By Thomas Hager Harmony Press. 316 pp. $24.95 Somehow fertilizer seems an unlikely subject for a Faustian tale about pride, vanity [...]
• December 01, 2008
• 15:55

  do it for the money…

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  Some people choose careers based on financial rewards…or regular hours…or for the beauty. Here are two different views: “I do it for beauty” “I do it for money” My own at the moment is that I do it for the 9-5 hours because it fits my son’s school schedule…