Planning a Scientific Career in Industry – Strategies for Graduates and Academics
Sanat Mohanty & Ranjana Ghosh
Planning a Scientific Career in Industry – Strategies for Graduates and Academics
Sanat Mohanty & Ranjana Ghosh
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A handy guide for students seeking a scientific career in industry When choosing a career in industry, many of today's graduates with degrees in science and technology don't know exactly what they are looking for, the options they have available, how to position themselves to achieve their goals, or even how to define their own meanings of success.
"There is a lot of other good advice which should be useful to new starters in industry." ( Chemistry World , August 2010)
Sanat Mohanty, with a PhD in chemical engineering, has worked in R&D and in technology management at 3M. He has been involved in scoping new technologies and developing them for a variety of markets. He also spent signi-ficant time interacting with graduating scientists and engineers and orientation of new graduates in the industry. Ranjana Ghosh, with a master's degree in chemical engineering, has spent more than twelve years in industry in India and the USA, working on operations research applied to a wide set of areas, including transportation, chemical industry, aviation, and defense. Most recently, she was engaged in developing technologies for the aerospace sector as a scientist at Honeywell.
"There is a lot of other good advice which should be useful to new starters in industry." ( Chemistry World , August 2010)
Sanat Mohanty, with a PhD in chemical engineering, has worked in R&D and in technology management at 3M. He has been involved in scoping new technologies and developing them for a variety of markets. He also spent signi-ficant time interacting with graduating scientists and engineers and orientation of new graduates in the industry. Ranjana Ghosh, with a master's degree in chemical engineering, has spent more than twelve years in industry in India and the USA, working on operations research applied to a wide set of areas, including transportation, chemical industry, aviation, and defense. Most recently, she was engaged in developing technologies for the aerospace sector as a scientist at Honeywell.