Mr. Braunschweig's association with Harvey Lichtenstein, director of the Brooklyn Academy, led to their collaboration on a three-year study, "Making Changes: Facilitating the Transition of Dancers to Post-Performance Careers," published in 2004 at the Monaco Dance Forum conference.
Last week, Science Careers published a short article on employment projections in computer science and related fields.
On Monday, Science Careers published a Q&A interview with Paul Brookes, the outed whistleblower behind science-fraud.org.org
Science Careers publishes all the new GrantsNet program entries from all sources in its monthly Funding News; we dropped the "Biomedical" from the title in late 2005.
That's the shocking finding of a report, " Maximising Returns to Science, Engineering and Technology Careers," published by the Department of Trade and Industry DTITI) last month.
Researchers should "confront the dangers at hand," the authors write, and "rethink" how academic research is funded, staffed, and organized, according to Science Careers (published by AAAS, which also publishes Science Insider.
After Science Careers published an article last November on the hazards of medical literature ghostwriting, an industry representative sent an e-mail suggesting that our research was out of date.
In the meantime, I've developed a writing career, publishing a book and a number of papers and articles.
He had had a brilliant medical-school career, publishing in professional journals a series of well-received papers about childhood schizophrenia and reading disabilities.
