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Friday, November 9, 2012

How sports psychology might apply to job searching

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As I talked about yesterday, Kate Clancy (a professor of anthropology) had an interesting couple of posts a couple months ago on the appl...
Thursday, November 8, 2012

Podcast: Janet Stemwedel and Chemjobber talk chemical academia

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A while back, Janet Stemwedel and I had a conversation about her post  on the dueling narratives between Daniel Lametti and I on the value...

Yet more tyranny of the negative slope

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Go over to See Arr Oh's place today , and check out his tabulation of the number of Division of Organic Chemistry fellowships, and ho...
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Daily Pump Trap: 11/8/12

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Good morning! Between November 6 and November 7, there were 41 new positions posted on C&EN Jobs. Of these, 7 (17%) are academically co...
Wednesday, November 7, 2012

The Wreck of 1CJ196

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"Fellas, it's bin good t'know ya!" A question for #RealTimeChem Day (click to enjoy hundreds of chemists around th...
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The Apodaca Challenge: What would I do with the ACS?

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Rich Apodaca ( the open-source cheminformatics guy ) is a long-time reader and commenter on the blog, and he had a really good challenge fo...
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Process Wednesday: Volume-Time-Output

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From the recent Org. Process Res. Dev. review titled "The Eight Criteria Defining a Good Chemical Manufacturing Process" , a fasc...
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

"A profound sense of loss"

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From Susan Ainsworth's great article on chemists living and working far from their families  (part of C&EN 's Employment Outloo...
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And what about research assistant professors?

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"How many Brukers were there at Hereford?" Credit: poodfoison.wordpress.com An astute reader writes in to ask: Within my l...
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Anyone have anything to say about Kelly positions?

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So I tend not to talk about the 100 bazillion Kelly Scientific Research positions that tend to pop now nowadays. It's mostly because I ...
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Daily Pump Trap: 11/6/12 edition

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Good morning! Between November 1 and November 5, there have been 106 new positions posted on the C&EN Jobs website. Of these, 32 (30%) ...

Ivory Filter Flask: 11/6/12

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Good morning! Between October 30 and November 5, there were 46 new academic positions posted on C&EN Jobs. The numbers: Total number ...
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Monday, November 5, 2012

ACS Webinar on the doctoral glut

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ACS Webinars is holding one on "Are there More Scientists Than Jobs?" . This is with Professor Richard Freeman (Harvard). It is a...
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ACS resources for unemployed chemists

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Looks like there's going to be an online job club for unemployed chemists, run by ACS , on Tuesdays at 2 PM Eastern. Click on the l...
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Human stories abound in C&EN's employment outlook issue

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Credit: C&EN From Linda Wang's excellent, yet excruciating story on unemployment among pharma chemists, some terribly sad stor...
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C&EN's 2012 employment issue: the numbers

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I don't want to have the new numbers released from the ACS Department of Member Research and Insights from the March 2012 ACS Salary Su...
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Chemjobber welcomes ACS leadership to early 2009

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Chemical and Engineering News is running its annual employment issue. I'll be covering it more tomorrow, but I am taking the followin...
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Friday, November 2, 2012

What's the best disaster planning for a chemical laboratory?

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I am sure that all of you were horrified by Hurricane Sandy and its continuing aftermath, especially the situation with the NYU medical cen...
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Thoughts from a campus recruiter

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Since we were talking about corporate recruiting visits earlier , I thought I would talk to MP, a mid-career chemist who visited a major re...
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Unemployment rate up 0.1% in October, U6 unemployment down 0.1%

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Credit: Calculated Risk blog Fresh electrons from the Bureau of Labor Statistics: the unemployment rate in October was up slightly to ...
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