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The Global Young Academy wants to offer a snapshot of the working conditions of young scientists across developed and developing countries.
Organizations with a mission to increase diversity in the sciences offer local chapter resources to connect and inspire students and scientists with different backgrounds.
Crowd-funding could prove to be just a niche funding source, but it could also end up changing how science is done.
The yearlong study aims to improve campus safety practices.
USA Today's editors and the head of the AFL-CIO disagree about the Senate immigration bill's high-skill provisions.
Career development expert Dave Jensen leverages years of experience in writing the definitive monthly column on science careers in industry.
Irene S. Levine, Ph.D., looks at issues that are faced by many young scientists but very rarely discussed in the lab, let alone in social circles.
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Beryl Lieff Benderly has been a regular contributor to Science Careers since 2003, writing on postdoc matters and other scientific workforce issues.
Adam Ruben, Ph.D., is a practicing scientist and the author of Surviving Your Stupid, Stupid Decision to Go to Grad School.