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May 08, 2009

Corporate Culture in Current Times — Seeking the Right Fit

Like it or not, each of us has only 168 hours a week to spend in whatever way we see fit, and most of us apply at least one-fourth of those hours—about half of our waking hours—engaged in some type of gainful employment.

July 17, 2009

Venturing into New Ventures

Intent on starting a business, Loleta Robinson (who has a medical degree and an M.B.A.), enrolled in ACTIVATE, a year-long University of Maryland, Baltimore program for aspiring entrepreneurial women.

August 14, 2009

Finding a Partner for Your Ph.D.

The selection of a doctoral program: it's not quite marriage, but it's a long-term commitment that could turn into a lifetime relationship, perhaps impacting—positively or negatively—the rest of your research career.

August 28, 2009

The Evolving Postdoctoral Experience

"I think there is an increased awareness of the contributions postdocs make."

October 16, 2009

Broader Career Choices on The Horizon?

Understanding the brain is considered one of the grand quests of science, partly due to the conviction that the brain holds the key to what makes us human.

October 23, 2009

Reaping the Benefits of a Government Job

Collectively, the US government is the largest single employer in America, filling approximately 1.6 million full-time, permanent positions; however, in reality, the US government consists of several hundred smaller employers, each of which has its own individual function and culture. As a result, the opportunities offered by government jobs are wide ranging, and the needs are diverse.

November 27, 2009

Finding Your Way Back: Re-Entering the Science Work Force

In the idealized career path, a scientist goes straight from earning an undergraduate degree to graduate school, and then on to a postdoc and eventual employment, without breaks between positions. For various reasons, however, not all scientists' career paths are nearly so linear.

October 01, 2010

Closeted Discoverers: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Scientists

Think “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” applies only to the military? This too happens in the sciences, at all levels, from academia and industry to professional societies.

February 12, 2010

Reaching Gender Equity in Science: The Importance of Role Models And Mentors

The number of women embarking on science careers has been increasing steadily during the past several decades. Although women scientists continue to be underrepresented at the faculty level, many women have established rewarding and successful careers in science—thanks in part to having had role models and mentors whose paths they could follow.

September 26, 2008

French Research in Transition

How are governments reforms benefiting scientists in the lab?

October 10, 2008

Leadership, Stability, and Social Responsibility

Annual survey of the top 20 life science employers.

November 07, 2008

Sprouting a Career in Regenerative Medicine

There is more to regenerative medicine than stem cells. Explore the possibilities for an exciting, and rewarding, career in this field.

December 05, 2008

Shattering the Glass Closet

Acceptance in the workplace for "out" gay scientists is not that unusual in today's scientific work force—whether it...
April 09, 2010

Systems Biology and Bioinformatics: Something for Everyone

Systems biology and bioinformatics want you. These highly collaborative fields are looking for biologists, engineers, chemists, mathematicians, and computer programmers.

June 18, 2010

Professional Science Master's Degrees

Now over a decade old, Professional Science Master's degrees are proving themselves to be a practical and valuable alternative to a Ph.D.

September 24, 2010

Focus on Germany

With the German Government now five years into a major program for investment in scientific research and innovation, we take a look at the new career opportunities that have opened up.

October 01, 2010

Closeted Discoverers: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Scientists

Think “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” applies only to the military? This too happens in the sciences, at all levels, from academia and industry to professional societies.

February 11, 2011

Moving Up The Academic Ladder

Academic research careers consist of a succession of ranks within a fairly predictable time frame. There are some steps researchers can take to make sure that this progression goes as planned.

March 18, 2011

Recovering From Postdoc Mistakes

There are clever means and methods to remedy even the most serious of postdoc slip-ups.

March 25, 2011

Translating Cancer Research In The New Millennium

With the dawn of personalized medicine, a burst of information has been brought forth that needs wrangling in order to advance cancer diagnosis and treatment.

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