Why this postdoc is working to make venomous snake research safer and more inclusive By Katie LanginSep. 17, 2018 Talia Moore is receiving an award for her work as part of National Postdoc Appreciation Week
From biochemistry to neuroscience to AI: One researcher's career transformation By Alaina G. LevineMay. 23, 2018 Bioengineer, neuroscientist, and AI expert Jennifer Schumacher has harnessed the science and art of transformation throughout her life and career
Making the leap back to research By Maggie KuoMar. 28, 2018 After leaving the lab, these three scientists decided they wanted to go back—and made it happen
Early-career researchers make waves with Science's Breakthrough of the Year By Elisabeth PainDec. 21, 2017 Three scientists describe what it was like to be involved in the discovery and share the career lessons they’ve learned along the way
How a sneaker geek landed his dream job, one step at a time By Alaina G. LevineDec. 11, 2017 After falling in love with sneakers as a kid, Geng Luo methodically built his research foundation and network so that he could follow his passion
This Chicana chemist is paying it forward to support students from underrepresented groups By Esther LandhuisOct. 18, 2017 Her own winding career path highlights the importance of mentorship
Five reasons to leave your science bubble By Chris TachibanaAug. 24, 2017 Inspiration—and career opportunities—can come not only from the lab, but from other interests, such as food, dance, theater, and even policy work. This Advertising Feature has been commissioned, edited, and produced by the Science/AAAS Custom Publishing Office
From computation to the ocean, a scientist finds his fit By Catherine ArnoldJul. 31, 2017 How an oceanographer's technology background brings his whale watching to the next level
Say ‘yes, and’ to communication By Meghan BartelsJun. 12, 2017 Improv exercises can help scientists improve their public speaking skills
Career success stories of the European Research Council By Elisabeth PainMar. 14, 2017 As the European Research Council celebrates its 10th anniversary, three Starting Grant awardees describe their career paths
Sculpting a sweet career in candy By Alaina G. LevineFeb. 14, 2017 With boldness and creativity, Alexandria Lau found her way to a career in toxicology at The Hershey Company
Changing the face of computer science By Maggie KuoNov. 21, 2016 Computer science professor Juan Gilbert tackles the lack of diversity in his field with aggressive recruiting and a focus on inclusion
Growing Greenland’s archaeologists By Eli KintischNov. 10, 2016 Graduate student Michael Nielsen is one of a handful of students eager to study the archaeology of their homeland.
Making money, with an eye to the sky By Alaina G. LevineOct. 28, 2016 Yajaira Sierra-Sastre has spent her career reinventing herself to seize opportunities as they arise and inspire others
Bringing image manipulation to light By Jennifer Couzin-FrankelOct. 11, 2016 A mix of initiative, mentorship, and serendipity has propelled Mike Rossner’s career in publishing and data integrity
Under the same stars By Geoffrey KochSep. 26, 2016 Early-career nuclear physicists who have traveled far for their careers balance the tug of family and home and the pull of their field