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Medical practice has changed to meet the needs of female physicians. How likely is academic science to make a similar adjustment?

If you choose an interdisciplinary research career, it's up to you to create a context in which you can succeed.

Explore the history and career trends of three eastern U.S. bioclusters: Massachusetts, Maryland/ Washington, DC, and North Carolina.

Hard data on PSM graduates are scanty, but anecdotal evidence of their success abounds.

With many species still undiscovered, plant collecting can offer exciting opportunities for adventurous scientists -- at some cost in comfort and job security.

The scientists who founded the National Postdoctoral Association 10 years ago say the experience helped their careers.

Why do we require scientists to write badly?

It's important to begin building leadership skills even before you take on a managerial role.

The infectious disease expert and recipient of Science's 2011 Breakthrough of the Year award reflects on his career and some keys to success.

The cancer vaccine field is growing rapidly, offering ample opportunities for graduate students and postdocs to grow their careers.

More data means more demand for people who can use supercomputers.

The extra skills you need to get attention from industry don't have to cost an arm and a leg.

Our self-organized peer-mentoring group changed our lives for the better.

Researchers have much to gain from involving citizens as research partners.

Scientists working with patient-advocacy groups need to set legal and ethical guidelines so interactions can be mutually beneficial.

Trainees who obtain industry-appropriate training during their graduate careers are more easily finding a diverse array of jobs throughout the life sciences industry.

More and more postdocs (and even grad students) are demonstrating their ingenuity in where and how they seek and secure the necessary research resources.

What happens when an influx of established talent invades a small research field?

Tighter research budgets and bureaucratic delays threaten to derail the careers of many young scientists in Spain.

A chemistry professor at a top liberal arts college offers advice on preparing for jobs at colleges like hers.