101. DfES - Jobs4U Careers Database Geneticist (Clinical Laboratory Jobs are available mainly in 25 Regional Medical Genetics Laboratories of The NHS has an established careers structure, currently consisting of three http://www.connexions-direct.com/jobs4u/jobfamily/sciencemathematicsandstatistic

102. Plant Breeding, Genetics, And Cytogenetics - Grad Programs In Crop Sciences Career Opportunities; Faculty Researching Plant Breeding, genetics, improve varieties and genetic stocks for grain quality, yielding ability, http://cropsci.uiuc.edu/academics/grad/breeding.cfm

Crop Sciences Doorway to the global food and agriculture system University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign General Information Welcome to Our Department Course Index ... More links... Plant Breeding, Genetics, and Cytogenetics Overview Opportunities for Study Career Opportunities Faculty Researching Plant Breeding, Genetics, and Cytogenetics ... Other Graduate Study Options Overview The plant breeding programs in maize, soybean, and small grains are an integral part of efforts to develop sustainable, environmentally friendly agricultural production systems. Plant breeders seek to: improve varieties and genetic stocks for grain quality, yielding ability, and resistance to diseases and insect pests; maintain and evaluate diversity of genetic stocks; and develop special use varieties of species, such as soybean with improved seed composition for food use, or corn with high and low protein or oil contents and higher levels of vitamin E. Specific examples of maize research include long-term selection for chemical composition of the corn kernel, the use of molecular markers to aid in selection for quantitative traits and to understand genetic control of chemical composition of the corn kernel, improvement of germplasm for disease resistance and other traits, and the maintenance of the Maize Genetics Stock Center . This research will lead to improved varieties with higher yields, new commercial uses and markets, and basic information to provide a framework for future sustained progress.

103. Undergraduate Studies In Genetics careers in genetics are varied and extensive. They include. laboratory research; field work; college teaching; plant and animal breeding http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/genetics/undergrad.html

Undergraduate Studies in Genetics Genetics Minor: click here to see the Genetics Minor Requirements Information on the Chancellor Carey Bostian Scholarship The Department of Genetics provides these undergraduate genetics courses GN 301 Genetics in Human Affairs GN 411 Principles of Genetics GN 412 Genetics Laboratory GN 413 Advanced Genetics GN 414 Genes and Development GN 415 Genome Science GN 492 External Learning Experience GN 493 Special Problems in Genetics GN 495 Special Topics in Genetics Selected 700-Level courses in Genetics are open to advanced undergraduates - see full listing of Genetics courses The faculty members teaching each course are mentioned in that course listing. For many of them, you can click on their name and reach the page describing the faculty member's teaching and research interests. The Department has an Undergraduate Minor . The coordinator is W. H. McKenzie . Honor's research projects, and summer or part-time employment with the Department of Genetics research programs, provide additional unique opportunities for first-hand genetics research experience. Scholarship and Financial Aid information and CALS Undergraduate Advising information is available. Your browser's back capability can be used to return here.

104. Degrees Of Success Faculty Of Science University Of Sydney Just Genes careers in Molecular Biology Genetics. In 1992 some of the world’s leading scientists were asked which science speciality they felt held the http://www.science.usyd.edu.au/future/careers/careers_mbio.html

105. Science Career Information For Undergrads And High School Students The Biotechnology Industry Career Guide. (Access Excellence). Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals careers. (monster.com). Genetics careers in the Genetics http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hangar/4707/hs-career.html

Science Career Information for College and High School Students Since building this web site, The Scientist's Guide to Traditional and Alternative Careers , I have received many e-mails from high school and college students asking for more information on science careers. Much of the information at my site is geared toward those with graduate training, so here, by popular demand, are a few links to get budding scientists started on their search for more information on science careers. If you would like to suggest a site for inclusion on this page, please e-mail megbro@NOSPAMyahoo.com. Biology Careers in Biology. (Emporia State University). The Biology Careers Page. (Furman University). People Doing Science. Profiles of people with various biomedical careers. Entries range from neuropathologist to genetic counselor. (NIH Office of Science Education). People Doing Science Archive. Broad range of careers represented, including Medical Artist, Biomedical Researcher, and Journal Editor. (NIH Office of Science Education). Biotechnology The Biotechnology Industry Career Guide.

106. JOBS At The University Of Michigan Salary Plan/Career Band Salary Grade/Job Role none Provide genetic counseling in a research setting and make referrals as necessary. http://websvcs.itcs.umich.edu/jobnet/job_posting_archived.php?postingnumber=0370

107. Happiness Is Mostly Genetic - Forbes.com Obesity also is heavily influenced by genetics, notes Carnegie Mellon economist George Loewenstein, Career Information Career News - Work News http://www.forbes.com/technology/sciences/2004/09/23/cx_mh_0923happiness.html

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108. AAPA Career Information There are many academic careers for appropriately trained physical anthropologists. University departments of genetics, zoology, and biology also offer http://www.physanth.org/careers/

Careers in Physical Anthropology Academic Positions There are many academic careers for appropriately trained physical anthropologists. The most common and traditional job openings are found in anthropology departments in colleges and universities. University departments of genetics, zoology, and biology also offer potential employment. So do community colleges and professional schools. Many schools of medicine rely on biological anthropologists to teach the gross anatomy of the human body to medical and paramedical students. Currently, around one in eight American physical anthropologists has some professional affiliation with a medical school, usually in a department of anatomy. A detailed appreciation of the range of jobs held by physical anthropologists can be gained by studying the membership directory of the AAPA, published every December in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology. To obtain an AAPA pamphlet providing additional details on careers in physical anthropology, contact Dr. Mark Teaford, Chair AAPA Career Development Committee, (Mark F. Teaford, Center for Functional Anatomy and Evolution, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 1830 E. Monument St., Room 303 Baltimore, MD 21205, Phone: 410-955-7034, mteaford@jhmi.edu

109. Careers - Science - Trinity College Dublin Traditionally they take up positions in a wide variety of careers such as of genetics graduates undertake study for higher degrees and careers in http://www.tcd.ie/Science/careers.php

Home About the Science Faculty Why Science at TCD? Information for Schools ... Zoology Biochemistry There are many career opportunities open to Biochemistry graduates from academic to industrial research, quality assurance to sales, marketing and management, working in research institutes and hospital laboratories, environmental monitoring and control, and forensic science. In recent years the greatest uptake of Biochemistry graduates is in the biotechnology industries and it is anticipated that it will be the dominant technology in the 21st Century. Biotechnology is the application of biological processes to manufacturing and service industries and has developed largely in recent times as a result of the scientific ability to transfer genes from one organism to another. Biochemistry graduates also enter straight into employment in such diverse areas as accountancy, consultancy, government departments, journalism, media and management. Top Botany Botany graduates have an excellent knowledge of the plant sciences and they are much sought after by employers because of their skills in problem solving, computer numeracy, IT, logistics, health and safety awareness.

110. BioMedNet The BioMedNet web site closed on 30 June 2004. Please use the links below for further information on how to access content and services that were previously http://www.bmn.com/

The BioMedNet web site closed on 30 June 2004. Please use the links below for further information on how to access content and services that were previously available on BioMedNet. Related Resources From Elsevier Your Data and Alerting Services (including the Magazine) Journal Collection (including personal Trends and Current Opinion subscriptions) Books Research Tools (including MEDLINE, Techniques, Labware and PT Base) Research Update Reviews MKMD (Mouse Knockout And Mutation Database) Jobs Contact Why Was BioMedNet Closed? Elsevier Information on all Elsevier books, journals, electronic products, bibliographic databses, and newsletters, plus subject news and events. ScienceDirect Full text of the articles hosted on Elsevier's life science gateways is hosted by ScienceDirect* - the world's largest full text database with over 1800 titles, including an extensive backfiles programme, containing over 3 million articles. Scirus Scirus is the most comprehensive science-specific search engine on the Internet. Driven by the latest search engine technology, Scirus searches over 150 million science-specific Web pages.

111. Special Report : Science Career Issues And Alternative Jobs For Scientists : Nat Genetics is in a state of the many relying on the few. The many are the scientists Science career features coming soon. August 11 Spotlight on Malaysia http://www.nature.com/naturejobs/2001/011004/full/nj6855-04a0.html

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112. Genetics Technology Interested in a career in genetics technology? Why become a Genetics Technologist? Career Opportunities How long does it take? Admission requirements http://www.michener.ca/ce/postdiploma/genetics_technology.php

@import "/tmistyle.css"; Home Prospective Students Continuing Education International Students ... Customized Course Offerings Font Size: a A Admissions Laboratory Sciences ... Patient Education Genetics Technology Advanced Diploma Program Interested in a career in genetics technology? What is genetics technology? What does a Genetics Technologist do? Why become a Genetics Technologist? Career Opportunities ... Interesting Links Genetics Technology: At A Glance Credential(s) Earned Advanced Diploma Program Length 18 months Delivery Method Two semesters of didactic education and clinical rotations in both Cytogenetics and Molecular Genetics Start Date September 2006 Approximate Tuition* Application Deadline February 1, 2006 Apply Through OCAS Code MICH GE222 * Tuition fees are based on 2005/06 figures and are subject to change for the 2006/07 academic year What is genetics technology? Genetic techniques are used in a variety of medical fields to diagnose, treat and monitor disease. Genetic testing may involve both chromosome analysis and the molecular analysis of DNA and RNA, on specimens such as blood, amniotic fluid, bone marrow, skin or products of conception. What does a Genetics Technologist do?

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