Will the Job Market Ever Get Better?

Article Abstract:

The academic job market in the U.S. is very tight for postdoctoral science researchers. For those that wish to teach and do research at a major university, the competition is brutal. Even smaller colleges are flooded with applications for such positions. There are not currently signs that more job opportunities will be created.

United States, Statistical Data Included, College teachers, College faculty, Postgraduate education

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A daring science career: start your own company

Article Abstract:

Scientists who start their own companies to market their ideas face a great deal of pressure and run a high risk of failure, but are compensated with a feeling of independence and potential economic rewards. The science needs a well-designed plan to secure financing, and must find experience helpers.

Planning, Innovations, High technology industry, Entrepreneurship

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