Category: PNAS

PNAS: Mark Jackson, Crowd-Funding Entrepreneur

Mark Jackson of Fiat Physica.

I’ve decided to do a new round of profiles in the Project for Non-Academic Science (acronym deliberately chosen to coincide with a journal), as a way of getting a little more information out there to students studying in STEM fields who will likely end up with jobs off the “standard” academic science track. The fourteenth… Continue reading PNAS: Mark Jackson, Crowd-Funding Entrepreneur

PNAS: What We Learn From Science

I’ve been intermittently profiling people with STEM degrees and non-academic jobs since 2009, as it turns out. One of the questions in the profile asks “What’s the most important thing you learned from science?” These have been some of the most interesting responses, so I thought it might be interesting, while I sit here and… Continue reading PNAS: What We Learn From Science

PNAS: Dr. Mathochist, Software Engineer

I’ve decided to do a new round of profiles in the Project for Non-Academic Science (acronym deliberately chosen to coincide with a journal), as a way of getting a little more information out there to students studying in STEM fields who will likely end up with jobs off the “standard” academic science track. The thirteenth… Continue reading PNAS: Dr. Mathochist, Software Engineer

PNAS: Brandon Bartell, Business Analyst

Brandon Bartell, Union Physics class of 2010

I’ve decided to do a new round of profiles in the Project for Non-Academic Science (acronym deliberately chosen to coincide with a journal), as a way of getting a little more information out there to students studying in STEM fields who will likely end up with jobs off the “standard” academic science track. The twelfth… Continue reading PNAS: Brandon Bartell, Business Analyst

PNAS: Benoit Hamelin, Computer Security Developer

I’ve decided to do a new round of profiles in the Project for Non-Academic Science (acronym deliberately chosen to coincide with a journal), as a way of getting a little more information out there to students studying in STEM fields who will likely end up with jobs off the “standard” academic science track. The eleventh… Continue reading PNAS: Benoit Hamelin, Computer Security Developer

PNAS: Hamish Johnston, Physicsworld.com Editor

Hamish Johnston at work on Physics World.

I’ve decided to do a new round of profiles in the Project for Non-Academic Science (acronym deliberately chosen to coincide with a journal), as a way of getting a little more information out there to students studying in STEM fields who will likely end up with jobs off the “standard” academic science track. The tenth… Continue reading PNAS: Hamish Johnston, Physicsworld.com Editor

PNAS: Steven Olson, Semiconductor Engineer

Steven Olson, under a big tree.

I’ve decided to do a new round of profiles in the Project for Non-Academic Science (acronym deliberately chosen to coincide with a journal), as a way of getting a little more information out there to students studying in STEM fields who will likely end up with jobs off the “standard” academic science track. Ninth in… Continue reading PNAS: Steven Olson, Semiconductor Engineer

PNAS: Grant Goodyear, Oil Industry Nuclear Physicist

Grant Goodyear, theoretical chemist turned nuclear oil explorer.

I’ve decided to do a new round of profiles in the Project for Non-Academic Science (acronym deliberately chosen to coincide with a journal), as a way of getting a little more information out there to students studying in STEM fields who will likely end up with jobs off the “standard” academic science track. Eighth in… Continue reading PNAS: Grant Goodyear, Oil Industry Nuclear Physicist

PNAS: Dr. Richard Meidell, Neonatologist

Dr. Richard Meidell driving with his dog, Riley.

I’ve decided to do a new round of profiles in the Project for Non-Academic Science (acronym deliberately chosen to coincide with a journal), as a way of getting a little more information out there to students studying in STEM fields who will likely end up with jobs off the “standard” academic science track. Seventh in… Continue reading PNAS: Dr. Richard Meidell, Neonatologist

PNAS: Asad Aboobaker, Thermal Engineer

I’ve decided to do a new round of profiles in the Project for Non-Academic Science (acronym deliberately chosen to coincide with a journal), as a way of getting a little more information out there to students studying in STEM fields who will likely end up with jobs off the “standard” academic science track. Sixth in… Continue reading PNAS: Asad Aboobaker, Thermal Engineer