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Trends in the Early Careers of Life Scientists (1998)
Commission on Life Sciences (CLS)

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. "Appendix E Data Tables for Chapter 2." Trends in the Early Careers of Life Scientists. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 1998.

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FY 86–96 Doctorate Recipients

FY 76–85 Doctorate Recipients

FY 66–75 Doctorate Recipients

 

Total PhDs

n

Women %

Temp. Res. %

Planning Postdoc %

Median Time to Degree yrs

Total PhDs

n

Women %

Temp. Res. %

Planning Postdoc %

Median Time to Degree yrs

Total PhDs

n

Women %

Temp. Res. %

Planning Postdoc %

Median Time to Degree yrs**

Health science, general

317

43

15

30

8.1

167

30

7

44

7.0

125

18

7

31

6.0

Health sciences, other

1084

46

17

16

9.1

909

31

10

28

7.4

701

31

9

23

6.9

Bioengineering and biomedical

1549

21

27

36

7.3

700

6

13

31

7.0

439

2

8

29

6.3

Pharmaceutical chemistry

853

32

28

2

7.4

552

18

16

41

6.5

572

8

17

30

6.5

* Total for 1973–75. Data on race/ethnicity is available only for 1973 to date. Percentages calculated with base years 1973 to 1975.

** Median computed only for period 1970 to 1975

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