Five years on

Article Abstract:

The immigration restricts imposed after the terrorist attacks on 11 September 2001 were strangling scientific exchange, but the thing have improved slightly. The US government has boosted the staffing level, has abandoned a plan to force foreign scientists to obtain licenses to operate lab equipment and has revised a rule that would have required foreign-born researchers on defense-funded projects to work in segregated areas.

Government domestic functions, Public affairs, Social aspects, International aspects, Science and technology policy, Emigration and immigration, Antiterrorism measures

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Breaking the age barrier

Article Abstract:

Many senior scientists and researchers are working for productive and innovative research programs beyond their retirement age. However, scientists in many European countries and Japan have to retire at a certain age regardless of their level of productivity due to mandatory retirement laws in their countries.

Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Retirement age

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Naturejobs: careers in the law

Article Abstract:

ANNONATION: SPECIAL REPORT The options of a career in law, for scientists are examined. An example of the result, involves being a patent agent in Europe.

Justice, Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Law, Study and teaching, Educational aspects

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