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“Employment in the Life Sciences: A Mixed Outlook”

Filed under Industry News
Posted by Libraries, November 08, 2005
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Babco, Eleanor L. and Jesse, Jolene Kay. Bioscience. Oct2005, Vol. 55, Issue 10, p879-886.

This article examines the following issues, using national data: Have employment opportunities matched the tremendous growth in the production of biological scientists? Has job growth been consistent across the various biological and agricultural disciplines? Has compensation for these highly trained professionals kept up with other fields?

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