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"Potential employers may check credit records, and they don't want to see a lot of consumer debt." --Brent Neiser

[L]inguistics has recently become a field that has funds to recruit linguists of color.

This ScienceCareers.org feature highlights the sites, sounds, tastes, and ambience of some of our readers' and writers' favorite conference locations, from quaint towns to cosmopolitan cities.

Wind energy is clean, environmentally inert, and inexhaustible.

Decision scientists may be mathematicians, statisticians, economists, philosophers, management theorists, or psychologists.

“We are looking for people who have a history of publishing and presenting. If the résumé doesn’t have those two key elements, they’ll be at a competitive disadvantage.” - Ron Webb, Procter and Gamble

All of them entered teaching because they love science and interacting with students.

Teachers perform a service to society by inspiring and training the next generation of scientists, mathematicians, engineers--and teachers.

Like other social psychologists, Clinton-Sherrod is an expert in human social behavior and on how culture affects behavior in social systems.

Briscoe believes that evolutionary biology is an important--and growing--discipline that will continue to offer a range of career opportunities.

“Biocultural anthropologists are physical anthropologists that are committed to determining the facts of peoples’ lives by integrating biological and cultural data
.”--Rachel Watkins

"When I came to MSM, I wanted to build something that would incorporate my background in cardiovascular [research] and neuroscience, and stroke was the perfect venue for that."--Byron Ford

Now, as a faculty member and dean of health sciences at The Community and Technical College of Shepherd in Martinsburg, West Virginia, Plautz looks back at the hats she has worn and the events that have defined her professionally.

His work has involved man-made disasters like the genocide in Rwanda and the collapse of the World Trade Center, and natural disasters like the earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Southeast Asia.

In this feature,
Science's Next Wave explores how to have a successful career in industrial research and delves into topics that will help readers transition into highly competitive but rewarding jobs in industry.

Specializing in Phase 1 and Phase 2A clinical drug-testing trials, the job of King’s research group is to help new drugs gain Federal Drug Administration (FDA) approval.

Using their own words, MiSciNet is proud to feature a few of these extraordinary ambassadors of science.

Program directors, former program participants, and science editors who have worked with their graduates agree that graduate-level training in science writing is a great way to get started in the business.