Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Not enough with a PhD - A Guide Through the Turbulent Seas of Science

Author: P.J. Feibelman
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: No matter how good your graduate education, intelligence, or technical skills are, your research career cannot yet be taken for granted. Permanent positions are scarce, and conventional graduate education rarely teaches scientific survival skills, while finding good consultants in this area is difficult. This unique book explains what you need to face before achieving a successful long-term research career. The book focuses on important bottom-up skills and proposes a rational approach to shaping yourself into a scientist. It provides reliable advice on various aspects, such as choosing a thesis or postdoctoral advisor, selecting a research position between academic, government, and industrial research institutions, preparing for hiring interviews, determining research projects, and more. This book helps you deliver effective oral presentations, generate interest in your published papers, and succeed in grant applications. Every aspiring scientist standing at the threshold of a scientific career should read this book. No matter how good your graduate education, intelligence, or technical skills are, your research career cannot yet be taken for granted. Permanent positions are scarce, and conventional graduate education rarely teaches scientific survival skills, while finding good consultants in this area is difficult. This unique book explains what you need to face before achieving a successful long-term research career. The book focuses on important survival skills and proposes a rational approach to shaping yourself into a scientist. It provides reliable advice on various aspects, such as choosing a thesis or postdoctoral advisor, selecting a research position between academic, government, and industrial research institutions, preparing for hiring interviews, determining research projects, and more. This book helps you deliver effective oral presentations, generate interest in your published papers, and succeed in grant applications. Every aspiring scientist standing at the threshold of a scientific career should read this book.