Jobs for new Ph.D.s: rosy data hide some thorns

Article Abstract:

Reports that the job market for new science PhDs are somewhat misleading, and the picture varies greatly between fields. The market for chemistry, physics and microbiology PhDs are examined. Science's Next Wave (www.nextwave.org) will present a PhD employment forum March 7-May 2, 1997.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Employment, Employment forecasting

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Quality control: a rapidly expanding career niche

Article Abstract:

Quality control is a rapidly growing career opportunity in the biotechnology industry. It is a good career choice for young scientists because it does not usually require an advanced degree. Creativity and attention to detail are important attributes for quality control scientists.

Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Quality control

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Bioinformatics: new frontier calls young scientists

Article Abstract:

The field of bioinformatics, or the organization of information related to molecular biology, is growing rapidly, but there is a shortage of qualified applicants. Experts in the field come from a variety of backgrounds, including biology, computer science, mathematics and physics.

Molecular biology, Information scientists

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