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Signup date: 28 May 2014 at 3:26am
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I am currently looking at postdoc opportunities in chemistry and was wondering if I would be better off working with an advisor who has tenure. My PhD supervisor only just got tenure and working with an assistant prof has been great. I'm reading though that when you do a postdoc it is better to go with someone who is more established. Can anyone weigh in with their experiences?
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