Where are the best places for conducting scientific research?
I hope to enter the field (likely along the lines of genetic or cellular/molecular biology research) after college; however, I know that tons of others are hoping to do the same. I have also heard that scientific research is being less and less funded in the United States. With that reality looming over my head, I'm already worrying about if I'll get a position that I will enjoy and be able to survive financially with- and I'm only a freshman! Are there particular areas of the country where it's easier to make it as a researcher? Or are there other parts of the world I could set my sights on?
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3 answers
Jacob’s Answer
Amber’s Answer
Some sites that I have heard of that offer the highest level of credibility are the following:
Google Scholar, CiteSeer, Directory of Open Access Journals, and Science & Technology of Advanced Materials. These sites are shown on a web page www.emergingtech.com and speak to how trusted the search engines are for scientific research.
Anuja’s Answer
There are still so many options for researchers here - universities, hospitals, biotech, pharma, independent research entities. I'm not a researchers, I'm on the administrative side of securing funding and have not seen it decrease. Cambridge, MA is full of these opportunities, especially for those starting out. There are many fellowship opportunities too.