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Your Account Edit your profile Email alerts Log out Recent Posts 05/13 Manufacturing Innovation 05/06 Making the Grade 05/03 Privacy paranoia at NSF? 04/23 PE for grad students, part 2 04/22 PE for grad students? 04/19 "How Scientific Gains Abroad Pay Off in the U.S." 04/15 Graduate Education at Stanford 02/05 Graduate School Guidance 01/24 Pardon the dust 12/07 Fixing the NIH grant-making process 11/27 White House Round Table Views 11/15 White House Roundtable 10/14 Breaking radio silence 09/24 Universities and the money fix 09/19 Bring Back the Office of Technology Assessment Categories 98 Home 6 Introduction 9 Gathering Storm 13 Graduate School 6 Immigration 15 Labor Market 17 NIH Crisis 3 On the Hill 3 Postdocs 12 Skills 5 Women in Science Blogroll Nobel Intent The Scientific Activist Effect Measure The Open Science Project Funding The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fiscal Sponsor The Center for Science and the Media	Introducing... You Posted by Geoff Davis at 08AM on 11/10/06 \| Categories: Introduction \| 0 comments Peter and I have a lot of interesting topic ideas for the months ahead. But we want to make sure that we write about things that you are interested in. Leave us a comment, introduce yourself, and tell us what aspects of science and engineering careers and training do you want to discuss! Comment RSS Reply to article Show comments: 0 comments Have your say Make sure you follow the rules of the road Comment with no account Name (Required) Email (Required) Web site Log in with my password If you don't have an account yet, take a minute to create one. Email (Required) Password (Required) You can add formatting with markdown, e.g. `italics` → italics, `boldface` → boldface, `[my link](http://www.phds.org)` → my link Email replies to my comment to me
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