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Vote now for the Best Places to Work as a Postdoc

Survey closes end of November, so respond today! Your voice could make the difference in your institution's place in the ranking.

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The Best Places to Work as a Postdoc survey results will give you the insider's perspective on institutions. But we can't do it without your help. Take few minutes to give your honest opinion about your institution's strengths and weaknesses and then check out the results in our March, 2008 issue. Already, some of your institutions have taken notice of what you have said. Listen to our podcast (October 17) with a few of last year's top schools to see how they responded to their employees' opinions. Last March, we ranked the top 40 institutions in North America, and reported on the most interesting findings. We described where your peers thought they'd be in two years, and gave you extra statistics on the top institutions such as the size of the postdoc program, salary range and postdoc support organizations. Help us make this year's survey even better. M.D Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, was last year's first place winner, with its focus on training and professional treatment. This year it could be your institution. Click here to respond to the survey today. Your opinion is valuable to us and your peers.The Scientist Staff mail@the-scientist.comLinks:Podcast link http://www.the-scientist.com/podcasts/theweek/2007/10/17/Top 40 North American institutions for postdocs http://www.the-scientist.com/2007/3/1/51/1/Assessing the postdoc experience http://www.the-scientist.com/2007/3/1/52/1/Additional statistics on postdoc institutions http://images.the-scientist.com/content/images/articles/52906/top15.jpg
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