21. Welcome To Science Careers Science Jobs, careers, Positions, Employment, Opportunities in life, Biological, Physical and Biomedical sciences. http://recruit.sciencemag.org/

For Job Seekers Search Jobs Job Alerts Resume/CV Database Career Fairs ... Next Wave For Employers Post A Job Resume/CV Database Improving the Workplace Email a Job Alert ... Contact Us Today is April 4, 2003 In the News Science Magazine Science on MSNBC ScienceNow ... Science New this week at ScienceCareers European Careers: Women in European Science AAAS Science and Technology Fellowship Program ScienceNOW Headlines Global Partners Global Alliances University Consortium Testimonials Science Careers is published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science and Science Magazine.

22. Medichem Drug discovery technology and services company that offers integrated chemistry research and development capabilities to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Information on products and services, investors, and careers. http://www.medichem.com/

23. AsiaOne Careers There is a wide range of careers opportunities available in the life sciences industry,such as basic and applied research, clinical research and development http://www.asia1careers.com/promo/lifesciences/

Available Jobs News Articles Relevant Courses Home In a bold effort to bring Singapore to a higher level of economic growth, the national vision for the life sciences industry is to develop Singapore into a world-class hub for the life sciences in Asia. Life sciences is a growing cluster, contributing to 4% of GDP and 15% of manufacturing value-add. The life sciences industry, comprising Share of GDP 4% of GDP Employment Over 5,000 workers in 1999 Key Occupations Manufacturing Bioinformation Biostatistician Chemist Research Scientist Clinical Research Associate Engineer Medical Doctor Microbiologist Nurse Pharmacist Pharmacologist Technician To further strengthen the government's commitment in this field, a 50-hectare pharmaceutical park was set up in Tuas in 1997 and was taken up quickly. The park was expanded to 80-hectare in 1998 and subsequently to 170-hectare in 1999. Hence, the outlook for the life sciences is definitely good and warrants attention and support. There is a wide range of careers opportunities available in the life sciences industry, such as basic and applied research, clinical research and development, product and process development and manufacturing.

24. AsiaOne Careers : Career News CAREER NEWS. Teachers learn to make life sciences fun. The first batch is doinga course by overseas experts on teaching scientific concepts to children. http://www.asia1careers.com/promo/lifesciences/ls-news7.htm

About Us Contact Us HOME First-time User ... EMPLOYER CAREER NEWS Teachers learn to make life sciences fun The first batch is doing a course by overseas experts on teaching scientific concepts to children. The Straits Times, 29th January, 2002 Teachers here are getting new ideas from overseas experts on making the life sciences simple, relevant and fun for students. Some 25 teachers are attending a workshop on teaching the concepts of genetics at the National Institute of Education (NIE). They are the first of hundreds of primary and secondary school teachers who will go through similar training over the next few years. They are taking part in a three-day course conducted by Dr Maureen Munn and Dr Megan Brown of the University of Washington, both former scientists with doctorates in molecular biology and genetics, and experts in teaching life-science concepts to children. The teachers' sessions are free, thanks to a $100,000 grant from the Biomedical Research Council, which supports and coordinates public-sector biomedical research and development here. Biomedical Sciences 'Biotech King' looking to use S'pore as Asia launchpad Health care: Gunning for the regional pie 10,000 jobs at biomed hub

25. Science Jobs At Nature Jobs.com: Global Science Jobs Database more articles life sciences channel more articles Physical sciences channel.archive science careers and recruitment. Groundbreaking research. http://www.nature.com/naturejobs/

home job seekers my account search jobs employer profiles announcements search announcements natureevents search events news job channels physical sciences life sciences phd-studentship channel content prospects regions special report recruitment advertisers info post a job advertisers info npg nature science update work@npg nature.com Young at heart : 3 April A few weeks ago, the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Heidelberg, Germany, resembled a scientific version of a football training camp. A hundred or so prospective graduate students ... Changing attitudes in the world of drug discovery : 3 April Victims of success : 20 March The doubling of public funds for life-science research in the United States has increased the number of postdocs, but it has yet to create significantly more permanent academic positions, says Eugene Russo. + Clouded vision + more articles: Life Sciences channel San Diego : California dreaming : 13 March "I asked Jonas Salk why he came here and he said the weather," says Joe Panetta, president and chief executive of Biocom, a biotech trade association in San Diego, California. "I asked Francis Crick why he came here and he said the weather."

26. Naturejobs : Life Sciences : Careers & Recruitment Archive life sciences careers RECRUITMENT ARCHIVE. Groundbreaking research,Groundbreaking research 28 November 2002 An increasing emphasis http://www.nature.com/naturejobs/channels/lifesciences/njls_careers.html

home job seekers my account search jobs employer profiles announcements search announcements natureevents search events news job channels physical sciences life sciences phd-studentship channel content news special report recruitment resources advertisers info post a job advertisers info npg nature science update work@npg nature.com Victims of success 20 March 2003 The doubling of public funds for life-science research in the United States has increased the number of postdocs. Groundbreaking research 28 November 2002 An increasing emphasis on immunology offers fresh opportunities, but they may be tilted towards applied research and the United States, says Virginia Gewin. Silicon dreams in the biology lab 27 June 2002 For many biologists, the idea of creating a computer model of a living cell is anathema. But for mathematicians and physicists, the pursuit of such a goal is proving irresistible, says Diane Gershon. Tearing down the barriers 04 April 2002 In the fight against tumours, comprehensive cancer institutes are deploying a wide range of...

27. Careers: Hiring Areas: Life Science Corning's other life sciences products, in addition to that will change the life sciencesupply chain services investor relations careers inside corning http://www.corning.com/careers/hiring_areas/lifesciences.asp

discovery center our businesses products + services investor relations ... hiring areas Life Sciences Today, Corning products can be found around the world, enabling exciting advancements in drug discovery, genomics, and other futuristic ventures. However, Corning has been developing, manufacturing and supplying the equipment for laboratory and scientific use for over 80 years, including those legendary Pyrex¨ beakers. Corning's other life sciences products, in addition to scientific glass, include disposable labware, microplates designed for robotic processing, and specialty products for gene-based research that requires high-quality DNA microarrays. Based on the technical competencies of polymers, surface chemistry, optics and molecular biology, these products allow our scientists and engineers to facilitate better and faster research via a growing stream of new applications. Outside the lab, our ISO-certified, FDA-registered plants in New York and New England are also involved in an important eCommerce initiative that will change the Life Science supply chain forever. corning.com

28. VCU Life Sciences - Overview business scholar Biotech companies. For a copy of this Guide to lifeScience careers, please call VCU life sciences at (804) 8275600. http://www.vcu.edu/lifesci/education/guide.html

Faculty Interviews Guide to Careers We see you in the Life Sciences Guide to Careers A philosopher : Bioethics A chemical or electrical engineer : Biochips A molecular biologist : Functional genomics A computer scientist : Bioinformatics A historian : Paradigm shifts in realtime A mathematician : Information theory A pediatrician : Impact of new molecular theories A business scholar : Biotech companies For a copy of this Guide to Life Science Careers, please call VCU Life Sciences at (804) 827-5600.

29. Careers In The Microbiological Sciences What Kinds of careers Paths Are There? The curriculum covers a two year program andincludes courses in biology, life sciences, chemistry, physics, mathematics http://www.asmusa.org/edusrc/edu21.htm

Links to Other ASM Pages: Resources for Scientists Resources for Students Education Contacts Careers in the Microbiological Sciences We offer a career brochure titled, " A Million and One ". To request copies please email fellowships-careerinformation@asmusa.org or write to: American Society for Microbiology, Education Department, 1752 N. Street N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036-2804. Who is a Microbiologist? Microbiologist investigate the fascinating world of organisms too small to be seen with the naked eye. Although known by many different titles, a microbiologist is a scientist who studies living organisms and infectious agents many of which can only be seen with a microscope. They also study the interaction of microorganisms with people. Everyday microbiologists around the world explore, investigate and discover how these organisms, called microbes exist and affect our lives. Where Does a Microbiologist Work and With Whom? As a microbiologist, you will work with many other scientists and have a vast range of opportunities. Microbiologists work in almost every industry and have many different responsibilities. The following is a partial list of overlapping roles that you may have. You will collaborate with many other scientists. Depending on your specific situation, you may perform more than one function or role. What are my options?

30. Pathways To Careers - Life Sciences & Natural Resources Welcome to the life sciences Natural Resources Cluster. New 2/25/99. If you .. like outdoor activities and working with animals and plants http://www.wcboe.k12.md.us/mainfold/careers/pathcar/lsnr/

Welcome to the Cluster New 2/25/99 If you... ... like outdoor activities and working with animals and plants ... have mechanical ability, enjoy working with tools, equipment, and your hands ... enjoy reading about or studying how society works and the interactions of individuals or groups of people Then... ... check into a career in Consider these pathways... Agricultural Production History Horticulture Physical Science If you... ... have a desire to help people resolve medical and health-related concerns ... have a concern for physical and mental fitness ... can follow procedures with accuracy ... have a knowledge of math and science Then... ... check into a career in Consider these pathways... Adventure Sports Health Occupations Mathematics Medical and Allied Health ... Back to Washington County Board of Education Home Page

31. Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute Careers Kansas City Area life sciences Institute careers The Kansas City Area life sciencesInstitute is currently seeking candidates for the following position http://www.kclifesciences.org/careers/KCALSICareers.asp

[ Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute Careers ] The Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute is currently seeking candidates for the following position: Administrative Support Assistant Job Scope: Provide support to the Director of Program Management, the President, and KCALSI staff members. Assist with grant applications and proposal preparation. Edit draft applications for accuracy, completeness and clarity for submittal in accordance with grant requirements. Facilitate advocacy and fundraising activity with state and federal funding agencies. Oversee phone reception procedures, switchboard systems, referrals and routings. Handles and forwards information inquiries to appropriate staff. Assist Executive Assistant with special events and marketing initiatives as required. Maintain inventory and purchases office supplies. Tracks and re-orders inventory of necessary products, office stock and supplies. Assist with set-up and coordination of internal and external meetings to include catering, room reservations, staff and guest notification, audio-visual needs,room set-up and breakdown, distributing meeting notices, assisting with compilation and preparation of meeting agenda and materials, presentations, as well as documentation of meeting minutes as needed. Qualifications High school diploma and a minimum of two years appropriate experience.

32. Stakeholders Institutions organization assisting with the transformation of Kansas City into a center forexcellence in life sciences research and KCALSI Logo View careers at KCALSI. http://www.kclifesciences.org/content/InstitutePartners.asp

[ Stakeholder Institutions ] Coordinating Institute Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute (KCALSI) A non-profit organization assisting with the transformation of Kansas City into a center for excellence in life sciences research and development. Founded jointly by the Civic Council of Greater Kansas City and the Kansas City Area Development Council, the Institute is the umbrella organization that serves as a broker, facilitator, matchmaker and potential funding source for the eight stakeholder institutions. View careers at KCALSI Research Institutes The Stowers Institute for Medical Research Aspiring to be one of the most innovative biomedical research facilities in the world, Stowers conducts basic research to complex genetic systems to unlock the mysteries of disease and find the key to their causes, treatment and prevention. View careers at The Stowers Institute Midwest Research Institute Offering a broad spectrum of scientific specialties including micro- and molecular biology, chemical and pharmaceutical development, preclinical research and development, and analytical chemistry. View careers at Midwest Research Institute Universities The University of Kansas Ranked 53rd among public universities in science and engineering research and development expenditures by The National Science Foundation.

33. Life Sciences | University Of Maryland | Current Undergraduate Students | Career There are many career opportunities for those of us in the life sciences. Resources.careers and Job Perspectives Biology careers and Jobs Animal Science and http://www.life.umd.edu/c-undergraduate/career.html

Undergraduate Students Career Resources The internet has fast become a means for exploring the myriad possibilities open to us. Since it has grown so large, and as it continues to grow, we in the College thought we might help you find some resources. We hope that these web links help lead you toward your career goals. There are many career opportunities for those of us in the Life Sciences. For that reason we have gathered here a host of niches on the web that we hope will fuel your search for a fulfilling career. Remember, this is a starting point. Your advisors and the Career Center are also here to help you. These pages will be changing steadily, reflecting our efforts to keep you updated on opportunities and to encourage you into new avenues of exploration. Check us again and drop us a line if you find other pages that would benefit your peers. Resources Careers and Job Perspectives Biology - Careers and Jobs Animal Science and Agriculture Biochemistry Biotechfind - Directory of international links for the Biotechnology and Biofinance fields

34. Life Sciences | University Of Maryland | Prospective Undergraduate Students | Ca careers. Where in the world can you work with a life sciences degree?We cannot mention here all the numerous and diverse professional http://www.life.umd.edu/p-undergraduate/careers.html

Undergraduate Students Areas of Study Careers Special Living-Learning Opportunites Careers Where in the world can you work with a Life Sciences degree? Here are some fields that you might explore. biotechnology journalism teaching pharmaceutical sales conservation biology forestry environmental law pest management genetic engineering biomedical engineering new product development medicine Here are some places our graduates work.

35. MBW2002 Panel Discussions: Careers, Bioethics, Life Sciences March 4, Monday 10 noon. Development of Missouri's life sciences Corridor, Missouriis undertaking an exciting effort to build a vibrant life sciences economy. http://www.biotech.missouri.edu/mbp/exchange/mbw02/panels.html

Molecular Biology Week Panel Discussions March 4, Monday 10 - noon Development of Missouri's Life Sciences Corridor March 5, Tuesday 2 - 4 p.m. The University of Missouri Bioinformatics Consortium March 8, Friday 1 - 3 p.m. Bioethics Forum: Stem Cell Research Reynolds Alumni Center Introduction by Chancellor Richard Wallance and Senator Kit Bond. Moderator: Tom Sharpe (Executive Director, MU Office of Technology and Special Projects) Panelists: Roger N. Beachy (President, Donald Danforth Plant Sciences Center) Joseph L. Driskill (Director, Missouri Department of Economic Development) William P. Duncan (President, Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute) Victoria Pratt (Executive Director, Regional Economic Development Inc. REDI) Reynolds Alumni Center The University of Missouri Bioinformatices Consortium (UMBC) was created in 2001 as a UM System-wide resource for high-performance computational infrastructure, which will emphasize and facilitate intercampus communication and bioinformatics research collaborations. This session will focus on research capacity in bioinformatics across the UM System. For more information about the Consortium, see the UMBC web site at http://umbc.rnet.missouri.edu

36. MBW2001 Panel Discussions: Careers, Bioethics, Life Sciences Mike Chippendale (Interim Director, life sciences Center) Meredith Hay Professor,Veterinary Biomedical sciences) Kim Wise on science careers including private http://www.biotech.missouri.edu/mbp/exchange/mbw01/panels.html

Molecular Biology Week Panel Discussions March 6, Tuesday 2 - 4:00 p.m. Life Science Planning at MU March 8, Thursday 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Career Discussions with recent MU Alums and Postdocs March 9, Friday 1 - 3 p.m. Bioethics Forum: Issues in Genetic Privacy Reynolds Alumni Center A forum for all who want to know the latest in life sciences planning at MU, with brief presentations by panelists and ample time for discussion and questions. Topics will include Mission Enhancement, construction of the Life Sciences Center, Cancer Center planning, Women's Health Initiative, and more. Moderator: Mike Roberts (Curators' Professor, Animal Sciences; Director, Trangenic Animal Core) Panelists: Jack Burns (Vice-Provost for Research) Bill Folk (Professor, Biochemistry) Mike Chippendale (Interim Director, Life Sciences Center) Meredith Hay (Associate Professor, Veterinary Biomedical Sciences) Kim Wise (Associate Dean, School of Medicine) Reynolds Alumni Center Alums and former postdocs from the MU Molecular Biology Program will discuss their career paths and provide information on science careers including private sector postions and academia. Moderator: Bruce McClure (Associate Professor, Biochemistry)

37. QUT - School Of Life Sciences More information about the employment environment and careers in life sciencesand biotechnology can be obtained from the following websites. http://www.life.sci.qut.edu.au/school website/ugrad/careers.html

About the School Undergraduate Courses Postgraduate Courses Research ... Contact Us Looking for the right job.... Australia is in the early stages of the biotechnology boom. Many students may not be aware of the wealth of employment opportunities available in new international biotechnology companies and in existing industries that are incorporating new biotechnologies into their operations. The strengthening demand for research scientists with practical skills in biotechnology reflects the expansion of applications of these disciplines throughout research laboratories and the infiltration of biotechnology into industries worldwide. On top of the biotechnology industry employment opportunities QUT's School of Life Sciences also has a strong history of employment success in the Medical Science industry. The QUT Bachelor of Applied Science - Medical Science degree is an accredited course by the Pathology Industry of Australia with over 90% of graduates obtaining successful employment within the industry upon graduation. The course also offers an excellent lead-in opportunity for those wishing to go onto medicine and is a recognised pre-requisit for the GAMSAT test. More information about the employment environment and careers in life sciences and biotechnology can be obtained from the following websites:-

38. QUT - School Of Life Sciences is endless. Visit our careers in life sciences website for a snapshotof where some of our past graduates are today! LS37 Bachelor http://www.life.sci.qut.edu.au/school website/aschool/welcome.html

About the School Undergraduate Courses Postgraduate Courses Research ... Contact Us "Welcome to the School of Life Sciences and congratulations on embarking upon one of the most exciting roads of discovery in science and technology today...." Professor Adrian Herington, Head of School of Life Sciences. The School offers three different and unique core courses SC01 - Bachelor of Applied Science with majors in Biotechnology, Biochemistry and Microbiology This course has long been recognised by industry as the most practical, solid, hands-on science course available. Graduates from this course have branched out into a vast range of career options from fulltime research to industry practitioners, teachers to international industry advisors....the list is endless. Visit our Careers in Life Sciences website for a snapshot of where some of our past graduates are today! LS37 - Bachelor of Applied Science Medical This course is one of our most popular. It is a professionally-accredited Medical Science degree providing graduates with strong employment prospects within the pathology profession and a very solid and relevant grounding for those students wishing to enter into medicine

39. Careers In AFLS careers in Agricultural, Food and life sciences. In 1995, accordingto state employment statistics, 24 percent of the state's jobs http://www.uark.edu/depts/acta/careers.html

Careers in Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences In 1995, according to state employment statistics, 24 percent of the state's jobs were generated by the agricultural, food and life sciences. About one-fourth of the total employee income in Arkansas - more than $8 billion in wages and salaries - is associated with agricultural production and processing. Also, life sciences programs in the state employ personnel working in areas pertaining to human growth and development, personal behavior, housing and environment, interior design, food and nutrition, apparel and textiles, the hospitality sector and resource management. ACTA Home Page ACTA Degree Tracks ACTA 4-Year Institutions ACTA 2-Year Institutions ... UA Scholarships for Transfer Students

40. Career Center - Career Field - Life Science Science's NextWave American Association for the Advancement of Scienceprovides a rich resource for careers in the life sciences. http://career.berkeley.edu/LifeSci/LifeSci.stm

Career Field - Life Sciences Specialized Career Center Services Multiple Fields Bioinformatics/Biostatistics Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals ... Genetics/Microbiology Specialized Career Center Services Events - The Career Center offers many programs including workshops, panels and career fairs that are useful for students interested in careers in the life sciences and related fields. Search our calendar for upcoming events. CareerMail - Join one or more of our career center mailing lists for up-to-date resource, event, job and career information. Counseling Drop-Ins - You may wish to see a career counselor to discuss career planning, internship and/or job search, either by appointment or during our drop in hours. @cal Career Network - Can be used to connect with Cal alumni who are in your career field of interest, whether you are exploring career options or seeking advice about your job search. Information Lab - The Information Lab has a reference collection of print materials on life science careers - look for relevant titles in our indexes or in the Life Sciences section. You may also be interested in the Career Exploration, Internship, Job Search and Graduate School sections of our library.

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