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Investigating Research Crimes
As an institution’s chief detective for enforcing research ethics, the research integrity officer must blend investigative, bureaucratic, and scientific skills -
Warning: Sastrugi Crossing
For meteorologist Elena Stautzebach and the rest of the overwintering staff, finding adventure is part of the daily routine -
Knocking HIV on the Head
Australian postdoc Lachlan Gray is working at the crossroads of virology and neurology to combat HIV brain infection -
Studying Human-Computer Interaction at Microsoft Research
Mary Czerwinski, a cognitive psychologist, has spent her career doing both basic and applied research in the technology industry -
Tim Hunt
Hard work, early independence, and playfulness were instrumental in Nobel laureate Tim Hunt’s success -
Give, and It Will Be Given to You
New online tools are making it easier for scientists to share data and other resources -
Starting Up
For new Ph.D. graduates, an academic startup might make sense—especially if they’re in it for the experience -
Luck, Brilliance, and Persistence
Nobel laureate Stanley Prusiner attributes his career success to luck, but we think that other factors were involved -
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Winter Is Coming
Meteorologist Elena Stautzebach will spend more than a year at the German research base Neumayer-Station III, in Antarctica -
A Science Career Story
This week we introduce Working Life, a weekly column in Science produced by Science Careers. -
Breaking the Class Ceiling
Working-class students and faculty face disadvantages, but mentoring and resilience can help them through -
Career Q&As
A collection of interviews with interesting scientists, focusing on their careers -
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A Ph.D., and the Olympic Games
While doing his Ph.D., Adam Scholefield found the time to become a professional water polo player and take part in the 2012 Olympic Games in London
