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Presenting your work effectively is an important part of a scientific career, but dealing with the anxiety it provokes is rarely taught.

A layoff set engineer Diana Hodgins on a new career path, leading eventually to managing her own company.

How can you keep from drowning in the sea of information your work depends on?

It's important to begin building leadership skills even before you take on a managerial role.

Scientist seeks honest, reliable partner for meaningful research discussions and maybe more, ideally for a long-term relationship.

Identifying and addressing self-confidence issues can help early-career scientists make swifter progress.