Yes, you can have a life outside the lab By Maggie KuoMay. 24, 2017 Early-career researchers share their strategies for balancing work and life
When disease disrupts a degree By Jyoti MadhusoodananFeb. 6, 2017 For Ph.D. students facing medical emergencies, seeking out unique support systems can help ensure that a diagnosis doesn’t end a career
What’s your New Year’s resolution? By Science Careers StaffJan. 2, 2017 This collection of scientists’ resolutions for advancing their careers in the coming year offers some inspiration
Trainees and mental health: Let’s talk! By Elisabeth PainApr. 11, 2016 A broad, open conversation about mental health is needed if the problems and their roots are to be addressed systematically
What makes elite academics move? By Elisabeth PainFeb. 25, 2016 Children’s ages, peer environment quality, and recent funding affect decisions to move to new institutions, a new study suggests
2015 ‘Dance Your Ph.D.’ results By Donisha AdamsNov. 24, 2015 The 2015 ‘Dance Your Ph.D.’ winning videos feature thesis work on cellular interactions with tropoelastin, policy networks, and more.
A doctor's dilemma By Elisabeth PainNov. 19, 2015 After a false start in medical school, Deniz Kirik made his way into translational research.
Choosing team over tenure By Jyoti MishraNov. 9, 2015 A faculty member in an unconventional “team-track” position describes why she loves it, despite the challenges