β Scribed by Barbara M. Wildemuth; Howard Rosenbaum
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Doctoral students selected from two pools have been invited to participate in this seminar: candidates for the Thomson ISI Dissertation Proposal Scholarship and candidates for the ProQuest Doctoral Dissertation Award. An established researcher has been assigned as a mentor for each student. At the seminar, the students will have the opportunity for in-depth individual and group discussion of their current research and future career and research plans with their mentors and the other participants.
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