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"I am a scientist, and I have fun with science every day." --Jane Snell Copes

Part of the planning process ... is connecting with possible host institutions well in advance of the exchange visit.

"The use of RFID extends well beyond athletic timing, and the industry is growing fast as the technology finds new applications."

Two scientists and a baby join the faculty class of 2005 (21 October 2005).

[I]t is a field that requires broad thinkers with outstanding technical and quantitative skills.

Business will not come to you; you have to go out and make it rain.

Making decisions better and faster is a goal found across the spectrum of disciplines …

"[E]arly-career scientists, who can take their expertise and combine it with a world vision, can find themselves interesting careers in the U.S. Foreign Service, the U.N., or elsewhere."

The threats are real and significant, and scientists can make important contributions to protecting their countries, and the people within their borders, from these threats.

Pregnant scientists face a unique set of challenges, a special Science Careers exclusive (7 April 2006), and one of our year's best.

A sampling of information resources from Next Wave's feature on drug discovery, as well as other online sources.

"These new features have accelerated the pace of change in the industry, providing new opportunities for software specialists but at the same time requiring specialists to stay current with these new developments or get left behind."

We expanded our coverage of student issues in 2007.

The demands of rigorous scientific or engineering studies can conflict with continuing military obligations.

The demands of rigorous scientific or engineering studies can conflict with continuing military obligations.