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Sep. 19, 2018
A network of researchers and universities has come together to create the Max Planck Schools—an interdisciplinary, customized Ph.D. program aimed at enticing native and international students to continue their studies in Germany.
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Sep. 14, 2017
The Lombardy region is looking to boost research and innovation in science and technology. And it has some interesting strategies in the works.
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By Chris Tachibana Aug. 24, 2017
Inspiration—and career opportunities—can come not only from the lab, but from other interests, such as food, dance, theater, and even policy work.
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By Gunjan Sinha Oct. 14, 2016
Known for its majestic landscape and melodic language, Wales has also become a science powerhouse through funding and hiring initiatives.
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By Gunjan Sinha Jul. 15, 2016
Manchester will be on display this year as the host of the 2016 EuroScience Open Forum. And the city has a lot to offer.
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By Rachel Bernstein Feb. 26, 2016
Nonhuman primate research under review … Applications solicited for broadening participation initiative … Using social media data for research … Data Stories Contest
By Carrie Arnold Feb. 23, 2016
Breastfeeding while pursuing a scientific career can be a challenge, but it isn’t insurmountable
By Rachel Bernstein Feb. 19, 2016
Communicating with comedy … Crowdsourcing creates authorship complications … Wage gap … Scientific societies and sexual harassment … Working Life
By Elisabeth Pain Feb. 18, 2016
A new book offers guidance to young researchers and their supervisors on how they can implement the best research practices wherever they are.
By Adam Ruben Feb. 17, 2016
Scientists should acknowledge their imperfections, our columnist argues
By John H. Tibbetts Feb. 16, 2016
Eco-minded entrepreneurs use business to promote sustainable fishing.
By Rachel Bernstein , Donisha Adams , et al. Feb. 12, 2016
Budget news … Sexual misconduct … Open science for Zika … Behind the scenes with gravitational waves … Working Life
By David G. Jensen Feb. 10, 2016
These three fears can interfere with your job search success, but only if you let them
By Beryl Lieff Benderly Feb. 9, 2016
Marc Edwards discusses the “perverse incentives” that can get in the way of scientists making a difference
By Sandeep Ravindran Feb. 8, 2016
Online platforms help researchers track their peer reviewing activity, which could help their career advancement
By Rachel Bernstein , Donisha Adams Feb. 5, 2016
Presidential politics … Call for jailed chemist’s release … Cancer moonshot funding … Publishing replications … Working Life
