Opportunities for a career in scientific research
By: issued by the Division of Educational Relations of the National Research Council.
Published: 1927
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 139
Subjects: Research.; Vocational guidance.
Notes: Each article has special t.-p. and separate pagination. They have been previously issued separately.
Table of contents: title: Open letter to college seniors, by C.E. Seashore.; title: Agricultural research as a career, by E.D. Ball.; title: Anthropology as a career, by C. Wissler.; title: A research career in astronomy, by P.W. Merrill.; title: Botanical research as a career, by J.M. Coulter.; title: The field for chemists, by W.D. Bancroft.; title: Engineering research as a career, by A.A. Potter.; title: Forestry as a career, by H.S. Graves.; title: Geology as a career, by J.F. Kemp.; title: Industrial research as its opportunities, by J. Mills.; title: Mathematics as a career, by C.J. Keyser.; title: Research in the medical sciences, by F.P. Gay.; title: Physics as a career, by G.W. Stewart.; title: Psychology as a career, by C.E. Seashore, R. Dodge, E.L. Thorndike, S.I. Franz, and W.V. Bingham.; title: The research career in public health, by D.L. Edsall.; title: Zoological research as a career, by C.E. McClung.