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Japan is striving to expand its scientific opportunities and connect globally.

Formal programs within academia are providing career advancement training for young scientists.

Faculty members don't usually get formal training in research program management, but that might be changing.

Scientific career opportunities are materializing across China. Here’s a look at what’s happening in the western region.

The new funding initiative supports areas in which Europe shows strong competence and creates new opportunities for scientists

By combining engineering and biology, scientists are cultivating career opportunities around the world.

High-profile advances have injected an air of excitement into the study of the brain, opening opportunities for scientists with a knack for technology development, programming, and engineering.

For the companies identified in the 2014 Science Careers Top Employer Survey, innovation and keeping employees engaged and excited about their research are top priorities.

Scientists discuss the whys and hows of international collaborations.

Researchers share their advice on collaborating with colleagues in different work environments.

Now more than ever, postdocs need a broad range of beyond-the-bench skills to stay competitive.

Big data is pouring out of life sciences research, creating ample opportunities for scientists with computer science expertise.

To land a job in any emerging area of cancer research, interdisciplinary training is becoming increasingly important.

Online networking tools offer postdocs new ways to make connections, exchange scientific ideas, and advance their career.

Serving on faculty committees can shine a spotlight on a professor’s abilities and open the door to new career opportunities.

Both Chinese scientists and foreign academics are discovering China to be an enticing place to build their scientific careers.