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A 10-week online course aims to help graduate students toward emotional resilience

The search can be tough, but despite the competition, you can rise to the top of the pile

Tenure-track faculty members at Eastern Illinois University have taken a bold and generous step to express solidarity with their adjunct colleagues.

A clear-eyed new book demystifies the tenure-track job market.

Katie L. Burke, associate editor at the American Scientist, offers advice about writing for a general audience

FDA medical officer Frances Oldham Kelsey averted the tragedy of thalidomide birth defects in the United States

A new paper describes how this year’s American Society for Microbiology meeting achieved gender equity.

A recent survey found that the larger the research project team, the more it functions like a small factory, with implications for the training and career prospects of young scientists

Female speakers are underrepresented at some conferences, but a vocal group of advocates is working to address the problem.

Law would require government approval and sponsors for international researchers to work in China