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Being open about my multiple sclerosis helps me be a better advocate

Careers Editorial | May. 23, 2019

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Let’s go to a conference!

Careers Editorial | May. 22, 2019

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To fashion your unicorn career, speak up about your passions, value, and objectives

Careers Editorial | May. 20, 2019

Training awards increasingly important for future funding and landing a faculty job

Careers Editorial | May. 16, 2019

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I felt lost in a new academic culture. Then I learned about the hidden curriculum

Careers Editorial | May. 16, 2019

Robert Neubecker

Think you can’t negotiate your job offer or postdoc position? Think again

By Katie LanginApr. 15, 2019

Working Life

Being open about my multiple sclerosis helps me be a better advocate

By Stephanie SchroederMay. 23, 2019
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Let’s go to a conference!

By Adam RubenMay. 22, 2019
Your Unicorn Career

To fashion your unicorn career, speak up about your passions, value, and objectives

By Alaina G. LevineMay. 20, 2019
Funding

Training awards increasingly important for future funding and landing a faculty job

By Viviane CallierMay. 16, 2019
Working Life

I felt lost in a new academic culture. Then I learned about the hidden curriculum

By Janani HariharanMay. 16, 2019

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Let’s go to a conference!

By Adam RubenMay. 22, 2019
Your Unicorn Career

To fashion your unicorn career, speak up about your passions, value, and objectives

By Alaina G. LevineMay. 20, 2019
Taken for Granted

Early-career researchers commonly ghostwrite peer reviews. That’s a problem

By Beryl Lieff BenderlyMay. 6, 2019

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Workplace Diversity

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Scientists’ grant writing styles vary by gender. That can lead to bias

By Katie LanginMay. 3, 2019

Working mothers face a ‘wall’ of bias—but there are ways to push back

By Lesley Evans OgdenApr. 10, 2019
How scientists are fighting against gender bias in conference speaker lineups

By Katie LanginFeb. 11, 2019

Career-related Policy

Training awards increasingly important for future funding and landing a faculty job

By Viviane CallierMay. 16, 2019

Why some climate scientists are saying no to flying

By Katie LanginMay. 13, 2019
In a first, U.S. private sector employs nearly as many Ph.D.s as schools do

By Katie LanginMar. 12, 2019

Working Life

Being open about my multiple sclerosis helps me be a better advocate

By Stephanie SchroederMay. 23, 2019

I felt lost in a new academic culture. Then I learned about the hidden curriculum

By Janani HariharanMay. 16, 2019
How I became easy prey to a predatory publisher

By Alan H. ChambersMay. 9, 2019

Editor’s Picks

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My singing and research were at odds—until I restored the harmony between them

By Mike Z. HeMay. 2, 2019

In academia, hard work is expected—but taking a break is effort well spent, too

By Mattias BjörnmalmApr. 4, 2019
Scientists’ grant writing styles vary by gender. That can lead to bias

By Katie LanginMay. 3, 2019

Three tips for giving a great research talk

By Neil A. Lewis, Jr., June Gruber, et al.Apr. 17, 2019

What matters in a Ph.D. adviser? Here’s what the research says

By Katie LanginApr. 5, 2019
Early-career researchers commonly ghostwrite peer reviews. That’s a problem

By Beryl Lieff BenderlyMay. 6, 2019

a woman opening a curtain to enter a university building

I felt lost in a new academic culture. Then I learned about the hidden curriculum

By Janani HariharanMay. 16, 2019

How I became easy prey to a predatory publisher

By Alan H. ChambersMay. 9, 2019
Why some climate scientists are saying no to flying

By Katie LanginMay. 13, 2019