Science Career Magazine
Issue for February 18, 2005
- Science Career Magazine
- European Science Bytes
- By
Next Wave Staff
- Funding, training, and job market news - Funding for exploratory engineering, award for communication in the life sciences, exchange programmes between France and South America, careers in investment banking and consultancy, more
- Science Career Magazine
- New Rules Ease Scientific Exchanges
- By
Yudhijit Bhattacharjee
- The United States last week changed its visa rules to make it easier for foreign students and scientists working on sensitive technologies to reenter the country after an overseas trip. [Science News Repost]
- Science Career Magazine
- Severo Ochoa (1905-1993)
- By
Next Wave Staff
- Severo Ochoa shared the 1959 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine with Arthur Kornberg for his role in establishing how hereditary information is translated from DNA to RNA. Ochoa was the first Hispanic American to receive the honor.
- Science Career Magazine
- Success Rates Squeezed As Budget Growth Slows
- By
Jocelyn Kaiser
- The president's 2006 budget request last week contained dismal news for biomedical researchers - a mere 0.7% raise, to $28.8 billion, for the National Institutes of Health (NIH). And the fine print was just as bad. [Science News Repost]
- Science Career Magazine
- Caught in the Squeeze
- By
Jeff Mervis
- Many U.S. science agencies would have to make do with less under the president's 2006 budget request, which aims to cut the deficit, boost military and antiterrorism spending, and make tax cuts permanent [Science News Repost]
