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The figures in the
following presentation are offered as an introduction to the
major sources of nationally representative data on education and
employment of biological and medical scientists. We hope that
this compilation of graphs will foster an informed discussion of
this topic. We do not seek to be exhaustive in our presentation
of data, but rather to offer a starting point from which
interested parties can pursue additional analyses in greater
depth and detail.
The organizations that originally compiled the data that we have
presented in the following figures used varying data collection
methods and field taxonomies. Comparisons across surveys should
be made with caution.
To facilitate interpretation of the information, we have
included brief descriptions of the surveys. To access this
information, first save the presentation in PowerPoint, then
switch the “View” to “Notes Page.” In many cases, the source is
a data file that was used to generate a chart. For further
information, we provide links to technical descriptions and
contacts.
For each survey, we present the most current data and plan to
update each graph as newer data become available. We encourage
others to use these graphs in publications and presentations of
their own.
Discussions of these charts and related issues may be found at
the
AAAS Science Careers Discussion Forum.
For comments or questions, please contact Kimberly McGuire at
kmcguire@faseb.org.
Click below for the PowerPoint presentation and summary of
trends.
We have now added the data tables to the presentation slides.
Note: For all features to work properly, you may need to save
the presentation first in Microsoft PowerPoint.
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