start a trend or follow one# Biology - 生物学
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From OUT OF FASHION--PAUL SMAGLIK
Naturejobs 432, 531 (25 November 2004);
It may seem like the best approach, but following trends can be detrimental to
your career. A recent article in EMBO Reports (K. Weigmann EMBO Rep. 5, 1028–
1031; 2004) presents a few case studies. After a Nobel prize and the scare
over mad-cow disease, prions became 'flavour of the month' — which was good
news for the few scientists already working in the field. But the huge boost
in publicity prompted many others to jump
Naturejobs 432, 531 (25 November 2004);
It may seem like the best approach, but following trends can be detrimental to
your career. A recent article in EMBO Reports (K. Weigmann EMBO Rep. 5, 1028–
1031; 2004) presents a few case studies. After a Nobel prize and the scare
over mad-cow disease, prions became 'flavour of the month' — which was good
news for the few scientists already working in the field. But the huge boost
in publicity prompted many others to jump