NEW SEMINAR SERIES -- WHAT PhDs DO AT GOOGLE

[Debra L. Martin]

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>WHAT PHDs DO AT GOOGLE - NEW VIRTUAL SEMINAR SERIES
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>PhDs at Google Seminar Series:  Beyond Computer Science
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>It takes all kinds of people to fulfill Google's mission to organize 
>the world's information and make it universally accessible and 
>useful. Google is a growing, fast-paced company where intellectual 
>horsepower and entrepreneurial spirit are valued and expected. It's 
>an environment where your ideas come to life. We've got an ideal 
>combination of really smart people, amazing technology, and an 
>innovative business environment. Every day, millions of users search 
>for information onGoogle.com and use products like 
>Gmail, Google Scholar, and Google Earth. When you join 
>the Google team, the impact of your work touches people's lives 
>around the world.
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>Googlers represent disciplines as diverse as Psychology, Cognitive 
>Science, Economics, Linguistics, Statistics/Math, Chemistry/Chemical 
>engineering, Geosciences, Mechanical Engineering, Environmental 
>Science/Engineering, Management Science, Operations Research and 
>more. Are you interested in learning more about opportunities 
>at Google for PhD students studying disciplines beyond Computer 
>Science?
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>We are hosting a virtual seminar series this Fall that will 
>highlight what PhDs do at Google.  Please 
>visit <http://groups.google.com/group/phdsgoogle>http://groups.google.com/group/phdsgoogle to 
>check-out the line-up and register for one or more sessions. 
>
>Do you have friends (at your school or others) that may be 
>interested in participating? Feel free to pass this message along.
>
>If you have questions, please send them to Dr. Jennifer Petoff 
>at <mailto:PhDInfo at google.com>PhDInfo at google.com
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