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Academia to Biotechnology : Career changes at any stage
"This book is an invaluable guide for novice and experienced scientists wanting to start a career in the biotech field and for the academicians who train them."--Jacket.
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New Delhi
Elsevier Academic Press
2005
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Table of Contents:
- Communication
- Nonverbal
- Verbal
- Organization
- Interfacing with Sibling Departments
- Biotech Subcultures
- The Circular Continuum: Papers to Grants to Patents
- Manuscripts
- Reviewing
- Designing a Manuscript
- Contents of a Manuscript
- Designing and Writing a Grant
- Who Is Your Target Audience?
- Budget
- Curriculum Vitae
- Outline and Specific Aims
- Background and Significance
- Preliminary Data
- Experimental Design
- Commercialization
- Human and Animal Subjects
- Consultants or Collaborators
- Designing and Writing a Patent
- Record of Invention and Priority Date
- Patentability
- Patent Alternatives
- Exclusivity
- Filing
- Licensing
- Implications for Academic and Industry Relations
- The Federal Biologics/Drug/Device Approval Process
- Good Laboratory Practices and Current Good Manufacturing Practices
- Definitions of GLP and cGMP
- Documentation Procedures
- Validation Protocols
- Inventories
- Notebooks
- Federal Regulations
- Inspection Process
- Experimental Protocols
- Proactive Design and Troubleshooting: Lessons from Engineers
- Experimental Reports
- Just the Facts, Please!
- Organization and Content
- Experimental Methods
- Details of Accepted Practice
- Standard Operating Procedures
- How to Choose a Postdoctoral Position
- Define Your Goals
- Identify Your Selection and Decision Criteria
- Negotiating the Deal
- How to Choose a Biotechnology Company
- Defining Personal Goals
- Selection Criteria
- Cultural Level
- Interpersonal Level.