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Researchers are developing multi-touch desks and other technologies to create the classroom of the future.

For-profit companies focused on compliance with government regulations provide career opportunities for archaeologists.

Natural history museums have long been recognized as priceless repositories of knowledge, but in recent years they have reasserted their scientific importance.

On Charles Darwin's birthday, here’s a collection of resources related to our Science Careers feature.

Science librarians are in high demand, and the job offers a mix of research, teaching, and interacting with people.

Jeff Mangahas left scientific work to become an award-winning winemaker at Hartford Family Winery.

Scientific training helps public relations professionals tell scientific stories for their clients.

The demand for mycologists is relatively small, but career opportunities exist in areas from academic research to applied agriculture.

In 2007, about 40% of faculty positions in mathematics education went unfilled.

The booming, interdisciplinary science of networks reveals hidden connections in just about everything

Academia teaches technical skills, but scientists in the private sector say landing a job and thriving there is an education in itself.

Three postdocs describe their early and successful transitions to research independence.

Three scientists work to increase and maintain the food supply in areas where food is scarce.

Getting a science policy job in Europe is largely a matter of choosing a beat and finding your own way in.

Ari Daniel Shapiro is leaving scientific research to produce radio programs about science and the people who do science.

Physicists, mathematicians, and others are finding new ways to apply quantitative skills to biomedical sciences.

Feeding the planet's population is an urgent issue that needs a solution from scientists in many different fields.

Ongoing reforms of the science system in Poland give molecular biologist Agnieszka Chacinska great hopes for the country's future.

A career in outreach makes a full-time job of connecting science and scientists with the public.

New research in building technology aims to boost energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions resulting from the energy consumption of commercial buildings and homes.