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Wednesday, December 31
The Purpose of Your Resume
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Wed 31 Dec 2008 11:00 GMT
You should only build a resume for one purpose - to get an interview.
Keep this purpose in mind as you read the article more »
Monday, December 29
Agenda for nanoparticles meeting
by
Dr Claire Morgan
on Mon 29 Dec 2008 10:30 GMT
View the agenda for EuroSciCon's ‘Nanotoxicology: Health & Environmental Impacts’ meeting on February 27th here. This meeting will be Chaired by Dr. Shareen H. Doak, University of Wales Swansea, UK. It has CPD accreditation. more »
Tuesday, December 23
Targeted Nitric Oxide delivery to be discussed
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Dr Claire Morgan
on Tue 23 Dec 2008 09:00 GMT
The agenda for EuroSciCon's ‘From Menace to Marvel: Nitric Oxide in Health and Disease’ meeting on March 20th 2009 has been finalised. Professor Ian Megson (UHi Millenium Institute, Inverness, UK), who will be speaking at this event has a few words: ‘Since its discovery in the 1980s, nitric oxide (NO) has been heralded as a major breakthrough in disease prevention and management. However, the promise and expectations have not yet been delivered with respect to new NO donor drugs on the market and we are still heavily reliant on drugs that have been in use for decades. One possible reason for the lack of development in this area is the lack of specificity of many NO donor drugs and their global impact, as opposed to local activity.’ His talk will explore some possible solutions to tackle targeted NO delivery for use in a number of cardiovascular conditions. more »
Wednesday, December 17
Professor Paul Lehmann to Chair Elispot meeting
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Dr Claire Morgan
on Wed 17 Dec 2008 11:36 GMT
EuroSciCon are delighted to announce that their ‘Elispot technology: the latest tricks’ meeting on Thursday October 15 2009 will be Chaired by Professor Paul Lehmann. Professor Lehmann is a widely respected T cell immunologist who introduced and patented image analysis for ELISPOT more »
Tuesday, December 16
Food Allergy meeting rescheduled
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Dr Claire Morgan
on Tue 16 Dec 2008 17:02 GMT
EuroSciCon's 'Food Allergy: A Global Perspective' meeting has been moved to October 23rd 2009. So there is even more time for you to book! more »
Turkey with Cranberry Sauce and Bacon
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Tue 16 Dec 2008 10:00 GMT
The holiday season is now just a few days away, and families and friends across America will be coming together for Thanksgiving and Christmas. These seasonal gatherings are often centered around a large communal meal headlined by a turkey. Other meats such as pork are occasionally served as a side dish, and traditional fruit such as cranberries often feature heavily. This is a recipe that makes use of all three of these foods, and should make anyone who cooks it for their family feast very popular: more »
Sunday, December 14
Friday, December 12
Recruitment at the University of Cambridge
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Dr Claire Morgan
on Fri 12 Dec 2008 09:00 GMT
The University of Cambridge are looking to fill the following posts: Computer Officer (Institute of Astronomy), Laboratory Technician (Department of Engineering) and Senior Research Technician (Full or Part-time, Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience). more »
Thursday, December 11
University of Reading - two posts available
by
Dr Claire Morgan
on Thu 11 Dec 2008 09:00 GMT
Two posts are available at the University of Reading; a Computational Scientist in the Department of Meteorology and a Postdoctoral Research Assistant in the School of Systems Engineering. more »
Wednesday, December 10
Proud Son of a Scientists Black Cap
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Wed 10 Dec 2008 12:00 GMT
Heres a cap for scientist sons! more »
Positions available at the Institute of Physics
by
Dr Claire Morgan
on Wed 10 Dec 2008 09:42 GMT
The Institute of Physics are looking to recruit a Diversity Programme Leader, Science Support Officer, Regional Officer and Project Coordinator (Training). more »
Monday, December 8
A Special Seasonal Gift from EuroSciCon
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Dr Claire Morgan
on Mon 08 Dec 2008 11:51 GMT
Students come free! Book a place at any of EuroSciCon's first three meetings of 2009 and a student can come for no extra charge. This offer ends December 31st 2008. more »
Sunday, December 7
Book now for Improving Immunohistochemistry meeting
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Dr Claire Morgan
on Sun 07 Dec 2008 13:51 GMT
February 20th is the early registration deadline for our 'Improving Immunohistochemistry' meeting. After this date the fees double so get in quick! This popular meeting is now in its 6th year and is being held on April 24th 2009 at the Institute of Child Health, London. more »
Wednesday, December 3
Clinical Laboratory International (CLI) - Subscribe for free
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Wed 03 Dec 2008 13:00 GMT
Clinical Laboratory International (CLI) is the leading clinical lab magazine internationally and is crammed with information of direct relevance to everyone working in clinical and blood bank laboratories. more »
Monday, December 1
The 40 Most Common Job Interview Questions
by
Dr Sarah Cohn
on Mon 01 Dec 2008 11:00 GMT
A list of the Forty Most Common Interview Questions is below, but keep in mind that many other interview questions will be derived from these forty. When thinking about how you should answer each question, always consider how you can segue into one of your Key Selling Points. Consider, too, arriving at each interview with a mental list of creative ideas about what you would do in the position if you were hired, which one human resources manager says, "is a great way to impress just about any employer." more »
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