"End the University as We Know It"—Engineering Science

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Your Account Edit your profile Email alerts Log out Recent Posts 08/30 "Where have you gone, Bell Labs?" 08/20 PhD retraining program 07/10 NRC rankings are getting closer... 07/07 "There is power in a union" 06/28 Risk aversion at NIH 06/20 America's new export: excess PhDs? 06/05 Benefits of Female Faculty 06/04 Rankings Ruckus at Clemson 05/25 Lab Safety? 04/27 "End the University as We Know It" 03/18 Science Stimulus 03/17 CS enrollments back up 03/16 Larry Summers revisited 02/25 Pure vs Applied Research 02/02 US Science in Relative Decline? Categories 127 Home 6 Introduction 11 Gathering Storm 20 Graduate School 6 Immigration 18 Labor Market 20 NIH Crisis 3 On the Hill 6 Postdocs 13 Skills 12 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	"End the University as We Know It" Reply to comment: Geoff Davis on Mon, May 25, 04:05PM That's great to hear about the Army research labs. I've heard in general that national labs are much more civilized places to work than academia. 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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