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Forging the Way for Other Minority Scientists

A desire to prove to disadvantaged students that they, too, could be successful carried Knatokie Ford through her graduate program at Harvard.

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An Online Resource for Lab Safety

In 38 videos, the course presents practical information on establishing and sustaining a strong safety culture.

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Opening Up Peer Review

Content Collection: Interactive Peer Review

More open methods of peer review offer advantages and disadvantages for both authors and reviewers.

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Tooling Up

It's Not Always the Best and Brightest (Part 2)

Often, the people who get noticed are the ones who get hired.

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myIDP

Content Collection: myIDP

myIDP is a free, Web-based career-planning tool that was created to help graduate students and postdocs in the sciences define and pursue their career goals.

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Taken for Granted

How to Succeed in Industry by Really Trying

What Dow Chemical's chief technology officer looks for in new employees may not be what you think.

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Scientific Methods

Questioning the Validity of Neuroscience Results

A recent analysis in neuroscience urges caution both in reading the literature and in designing your own experiments.

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Experimental Error

From Swag to Riches

Our columnist offers tips and strategies to help you, dear reader, walk out of any exhibit hall loaded down with free corporate goods.

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Career Q&A

Thomas Schäfer: Launching the Young Academy of Europe

A group of ERC Starting Grantees has created a new platform where top young researchers can raise their voices and influence science policy.

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Tooling Up

It's Not Always the Best and Brightest

To get hired, you have to get noticed.

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It's Not Always the Best and Brightest (Part 2)

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