Investments boost neurotechnology career prospects
The past few years have seen some extraordinary activity in the neuroscience field. High-profile advances, from the Allen Brain Atlas to the Brainbow mouse, have injected an air of excitement into the study of the brain—an atmosphere that has been amplified by big funding initiatives in the United States and abroad. For budding neuroscientists, it’s heady days—at least if you’ve got a knack for technology development, programming, and engineering. But it will take more than raw skill to land a job… Read more at Science Careers.
Biotechnically Speaking 