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Building a translational medicine powerhouse in China

By Shawna WilliamsJun. 24, 2016

Translational medicine has received a shot in the arm thanks to recent efforts from China’s central and regional governments. These efforts present many opportunities for researchers to build a career in biomedicine.

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The fool’s gold of Ph.D. employment data

By Gary McDowellJun. 9, 2016

Focusing on whether recent Ph.D. recipients are employed misses the larger point, our guest columnist argues
'Employment crisis' for new Ph.D.s is an illusion

By Jeffrey MervisMay. 19, 2016

NSF surveys generate what seem to be conflicting data on the status of those entering the scientific job market
U.S. and U.K. universities announce binational postdoc program

By Beryl Lieff BenderlyApr. 21, 2016

The 3-year fellowship will be followed by a permanent academic appointment for those who meet the program’s academic standards
New international grants for young principal investigators

By Elisabeth PainApr. 12, 2016

The International Research Scholars Program is offering 50 grants to help early-career biomedical researchers outside the G7 countries establish independent careers
More Ph.D.s but fewer job commitments

By Beryl Lieff BenderlyApr. 5, 2016

The production of science and engineering Ph.D.s in the United States has reached a record high
Academic H-1Bs by the numbers

By Beryl Lieff BenderlyJan. 19, 2016
Two sides of the H-1B

By Beryl Lieff BenderlyJan. 6, 2016

Museum exhibit and new book present diverging views of the high-skill guest worker visa
Mentoring beyond borders

By Teal BurrellDec. 18, 2015
The many faces of leadership

By David G. JensenDec. 16, 2015
Register your study as a new publication option

By Elisabeth PainDec. 15, 2015

Registered Reports are setting new standards in terms of statistical power and methodological rigor.
A research boom in China's municipalities

By Shawna WilliamsDec. 11, 2015

Science in Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, and Chongqing is being transformed from an influx of resources.

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The case of the disappearing postdocs

By Beryl Lieff BenderlyDec. 9, 2015
Elsewhere in Science, 4 Dec. 2015

By Rachel Bernstein, Donisha AdamsDec. 4, 2015

Fraud in China … Mixed sentiments in Canada … New journal … NSF by the numbers … Working Life
Elsewhere in Science, 13 November 2015

By Donisha Adams, Rachel BernsteinNov. 13, 2015
Climbing crooked ladders

By David G. JensenNov. 11, 2015

Career progression no longer follows a single vertical trajectory, our columnist explains

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