Scientific career paths - part II.

FEBS J

The FEBS Journal Editorial Office, Cambridge, UK.

Published: September 2017

In the second part of our Words of Advice on science careers, we bring you the perspectives of established scientists who enjoy successful, fulfilling careers in academia, the patent office and a publishing company. We also get the thoughts of a PhD student on her internship at The FEBS Journal's Editorial Office. Get inspired by these scientists and trace your own path towards a rewarding science career.

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