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GeNeYouS: Genomics Network for Young Scientists
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GeNeYouS: Genomics Network for Young Scientists
National Association of Graduate and Professional Students
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" A non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of graduate and professional student life in the US. To this end, NAGPS works to actively promote the interests and welfare of graduate and professional-degree-seeking students in public and private universities.... NAGPS acts as a clearinghouse for information on graduate and professional student groups at all stages of development. "
National Postdoctoral Association
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"The National Postdoctoral Association is a professional association that provides a unique, national voice for postdoctoral scholars. The NPA was founded in 2003, with an ambitious agenda to enhance the quality of the postdoctoral experience."
Association for Support of Graduate Students
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" ASGS is a service organization of graduate students, graduate-student organizations (GSOs), and graduate-degree-granting institutions. ASGS services and products assist students to complete their theses and obtain their degrees, produce the highest quality of theses, and improve their lives during the thesis process. "
Network of Emerging Scientists (NES)
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An organization for scientists at all transitional stages of their careers; the group focuses on a wide variety of scientifically-relevant issues. The site contains information, links, NES Digest archive, NES Discussion Forum (a web board), and Science for Non-Scientists. Lots of job information is found throughout.
The Young Mathematicians' Network
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A loose organization of mathematicians in the junior part of their careers. They publish a newsletter, Concerns of Young Mathematicians, that comes out roughly once per month.