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May 05, 2006

A Novel Look at Postdocs

"Nowadays," she continued, "people have much more freedom in their personal lives and professional choices than they did when they were sold to an apprenticeship in the old days, and yet, at the same time, they're buying into this almost feudal system in which once you dedicate a certain number of years, you are bound by the amount of time you've spent." --Allegra Goodman

July 07, 2006

A Pressure Cooker for Postdocs?

"His lab mantra was, 'It's better to ask forgiveness than permission,' 'If I don't know about it, it doesn't happen,' [and] 'Get it done at all costs, and don't tell me how.' " --Maura Lee Upright

June 02, 2006

Northern Exposure

"We need to tell society and our community that [postdocs] exist and play a major role in our research labs and our research organization." --Gary Slater, dean of the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies, University of Ottawa.

November 03, 2006

Betting the Farm

“You bet your career. We bet ten million dollars.” --Gerald Rubin

March 03, 2006

The State of the Union

"There’s a second way of evaluating this, in terms of the intangibles, things that you get out of it that don’t fill your stomach but that fill your soul: respect, which I think is number one; the ability to go to work and not have to put up with being treated like a second-class citizen." --John Wagner

April 29, 2005

Not Your Father's Postdoc

"The number one thing that every postdoc needs to think about is what they want to do when they grow up." - Ida Chow, executive officer of the Society of Developmental Biology

January 06, 2006

The Intramural Alternative

"Even extremely negative, stressful postdocs remain tremendous learning experiences and are accompanied with positive experiences if one chooses to seek them ... as I did." --Frank Lee-Bitter

January 04, 2008

Feeling the Elephant

"All the people who put the reports together have one or another of their personal needs fulfilled … but it doesn’t help the nation." - Vivek Wadhwa

February 01, 2008

What's Ahead for Early-Career Scientists?

According to NSF statistics, doctoral scientists' median income rises with each year of experience until late middle age, peaking 25 to 29 years after the Ph.D. at just under $100,000.

April 04, 2008

Taken for Granted: Help Is on the Way (for Some)

Early-career issues for postdocs and other researchers who deserve better

May 02, 2008

Taken for Granted: Lost in Space

"The NIH funding crisis is chronic, systemic, and much worse than reported." --Peter Cariani

August 01, 2008

Taken for Granted: The Fat Lady Sings

"The University of Connecticut postdoc union is obviously a model and an inspiration for us." --Matthew O'Connor

September 05, 2008

Taken for Granted: Fitting the Job Market to a T

Former postdoc-activist Laure Haak has learned firsthand why, despite an
abundance of impeccably trained postdocs, good help in industry is hard to
find.

May 25, 2012

Content Collection: Lab Management

New group leaders need to learn how to manage people, projects, finances, and more.

April 29, 2013

Hal Salzman

Why do industry leaders and policymakers continue to argue that there is a domestic shortage of STEM talent despite numerous reports to the contrary?
 

September 28, 2012

Content Collection: Getting your Research Published

Proficiently publishing scientific articles is among the attributes that determine academic success.

December 30, 2005

Next Wave's Best of 2005

Two scientists and a baby join the faculty class of 2005 (21 October 2005).

July 21, 2006

Navigating ScienceCareers.org

April 04, 2008

Taken for Granted Index

Early-career issues for postdocs and other researchers who deserve better.

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