Convince Them That You Really Want the Job
There’s really nothing new in this Chronicle of Higher Education article–we’ve been offering similar advice forever–but reminders a…
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‘Scientist a Day’ Project Spotlights Scientists’ Dreams and Realities
How did you get into science? Are you doing what you first planned to do? Which scientific question would you like to answer? You can answer these questions and… -
An Interview with Albert Einstein on Science Careers
Introduction Albert Einstein (1879-1955) is widely regarded as the father of modern physics. For those of us old enough to have seen him in person, listen… -
Seeking Anxious Scientists
For an upcoming Mind Matters column for Science Careers, psychologist/writer Irene Levine is seeking stories from scientists and science trainees about th… -
From the Nobel Prize to Third World Medicine: An Interview With Peter Agre
Physician-scientist Peter Agre’s biggest research contribution to date is his discovery of aquaporins, the proteins that regulate and facilitate the trans… -
Partnering with non-scientists: It’s not all or nothing
Recently, A Science Careers story by Susan Gaidos profiled several researchers who have pioneered methods for gathering data with the help of non-scientists. Of… -
Swedish Researcher Makes Sports and Science Headlines
It’s pretty common for a scientist who participates in a press conference to appear in a news article that same day. And that was indeed the case for Elin… -
To Ink or Not to Ink
The Jobacle blog today discusses the career implications of getting a tattoo. Sporting a colorful design somewhere on one’s body has become much more comm… -
Interview: Linda Bartoshuk
Even if you haven’t heard of Linda Bartoshuk, you probably have heard of her research. Now a professor at the University of Florida, Gainsville, Bartoshuk…
