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Perspective: Stumbling Through History: Discovering Unsung African-American Chemists

By Stephen Weininger, Leon GortlerJan. 14, 2011
The Best of Science Careers, 2010

By Science Careers StaffDec. 24, 2010
Engineering Solutions to Biomedical Problems

By Nancy VolkersDec. 17, 2010
Choosing Between Science and Caring?

By Beryl Lieff BenderlyDec. 3, 2010

Research suggests that many able women view careers in hard science as inimical to important values
Becoming 'MacGyvers'

By Siri CarpenterDec. 3, 2010
Reducing the Impact of Negative Stereotypes on the Careers of Minority and Women Scientists

By Daisy GrewalNov. 26, 2010
Closeted discoverers: Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender scientists

By Jacqueline Ruttimann OberstOct. 1, 2010

Think “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” applies only to the military? This too happens in the sciences, at all levels, from academia and industry to professional societies.

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Testing Mother Earth's Resilience

By Elisabeth PainSep. 10, 2010
Scientist Dads Step Up

By Vijaysree VenkatramanAug. 6, 2010
Re-Visioning a Career

By Robin MejiaJul. 23, 2010
Tooling Up: Integrate Yourself

By David G. JensenJul. 16, 2010

Being viewed as an outsider can happen to anyone, and it can have devastating career consequences.
Designing a Career in Biomedical Engineering

By Elisabeth PainJun. 11, 2010
Time to Hire a Housekeeper?

By Vijaysree VenkatramanJun. 4, 2010
In Person: Studying the Implications of New Medical Technologies

By Wendell S. FortsonMay. 14, 2010
Mind Matters: Back to Work After Baby, Part 2

By Irene S. LevineApr. 30, 2010

On returning to work, new mothers can minimize stress and maximize productivity by adapting to their new and different circumstances
Profiles in Technological Adaptation

By Siri CarpenterApr. 2, 2010