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Moupali Das’s roots led her to public health and caring for HIV/AIDS patients.

The newly appointed executive director of ORCID discusses her career and her latest challenge.

Tiffany West helped turn Washington, D.C.'s HIV/AIDS effort into a widely admired program.

Two reports propose significant reforms for graduate students and postdocs.

A national STEM workforce conference suggests numerous plans to boost STEM education and training, but few to make jobs more desirable.

Scientists can raise small amounts of cash for their research through online crowd-funding sites.

If scientists just want to make the world a better place, why do they expend so much energy clamoring for credit?

Advances in genetics and molecular biology are providing fresh tools for solving agricultural problems.

Online forums offer fellowship applicants opportunities to commiserate and learn from each other.

An NIH committee recommends overhauling training, increasing postdoc pay, and improving and expanding staff scientist positions.

Curt Rice of the University of Tromsø discusses why helping women prepare for promotions is both right and smart.

The Post-9/11 GI Bill and other programs are enabling some veterans to pursue careers in science.

The most important aspects of your job interview are things you may not have thought about.

Opportunities are opening up for scientists interested in facilitating knowledge exchange between researchers and a wide range of stakeholders.

For university staff scientists, the rewards are far off the tenure track.

Six staff scientists describe their work.

Scientists interested in a career in biotechnology/pharmaceuticals must learn to navigate the choppy waters that occur during mergers and acquisitions.

A new book looks at science careers across the stages of women's lives.

In her life and her search for gravitational waves, the MacArthur-winning MIT physicist Nergis Mavalvala is comfortable in her own skin.

As head of the accelerator division at TRIUMF, Lia Merminga is a rare woman in the upper echelons of physics.