I am 22 years old, got two degrees in chem and math. I have around 4+ years of laboratory experience (research assistant, lab tech, lead lab tech etc.) I was wondering what the barrier for entry into chemistry related roles offshore or 2/2 rotation onshore are? And if there are any good options for someone like me onshore or offshore, like as a laboratory technician or a mudloggers. I was also wondering what certifications I should look into.
There are more pages from Australia, New Zealand, France, etc etc. Just thought I might post these since I was specifically looking them up. Enjoy. If anything peaks your interest, do tell. I don’t know much about stamps but these all look pretty. The ones from Egypt for example are very reminiscent of their currency.
Hello, I am from the United States and I’ve done work in laboratories and have chemistry and math degrees. I was wondering how easy it is to get visa sponsorship to be a mining assay/metallurgist in Canada or if I shouldn’t bother looking?
My great grandmother married down. She was an aristocrat in England. She lost her noble status, but I still want to find our family crest. My grandmother’s maiden name is Erskine-Shaw. This is her signet ring. Any help would be greatly appreciated 🙏
A storage unit my family used to own was robbed a couple years ago. The robbers unfortunately stole my grandfathers medals. My grandfather was a World War II pilot, I know he had the DFC and two Purple Hearts. Are there any tips to finding his medals online? He also possibly had two prisoner of war medals. He escaped captivity once if I am not mistaken, but that could have been from one of his Purple Hearts.