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RESEARCH TRAINING
AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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Lab Management
Making the Right Moves and other resources for postdocs and new faculty

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Entering Mentoring
A guidebook to train science mentors at all levels
(PDF, 964KB)

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Medical Student Fellowship Program
Support for biomedical research training

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HHMI/NIH Research Scholars Program
Support for biomedical research training

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Science Careers
Resources for obtaining grants and establishing a successful science career
(Sciencemag.org)

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GrantsNet
Funds for biomedical research training and undergraduate science education
(Sciencemag.org)

ESPECIALLY FOR INTERNATIONAL SCIENTISTS

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Courses and Workshops
Training in laboratory techniques in various locations around the world

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HHMI's International Program
Supports development of non-U.S. scientists

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ScienceCareers.org's
European Portal

Career resources for Europe's scientists
(Sciencemag.org)

Further Reading
HHMI Bulletin
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HHMI Bulletin: May 2009

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Cover Story: Cellular Neatniks
The architecture that carefully arranges our unruly strands of DNA has more control over gene expression than imagined.

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Three's a Crowd, Ten's a Posse
One group of young scientists at Brandeis University has an unbeatable support network in all areas of college life.

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Fifty Stories
Top early career academic scientists get six years of support from HHMI to pursue their best ideas.

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Better Than Tea Leaves
Will mathematical models that consider climate change, disease agents, and human immunity—as a start—offer a reliable way to anticipate the next outbreak of cholera or malaria?

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