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Articles By Carol Milano

  • Innovation and Research: The Human Factor

    Continuous innovation and outstanding research are the most important attributes to respondents choosing this year's best biotech and pharma companies.

  • It Pays To Plan: Why You Need A Career Map

    The traditional path—graduate school to postdoc to academic tenure-track—is no longer a sure thing. How can you gain an edge in the increasingly competitive science profession? Start building your career plan.

  • Go With The Flow: A Wave of Water-Related Opportunities

    Proliferating water problems are building a wave of opportunities for scientific expertise, knowledge, and innovative solution. Here's a look at the growing pool of diverse needs

  • Lab Management: The Human Elements

    You've reached a career milestone: managing your own lab. This recognition of your achievements attests to your hard work, attention to detail, commitment to a goal—and outstanding science. But be prepared. You're about to face challenges you may not have considered.

  • Venturing into New Ventures

    Intent on starting a business, Loleta Robinson (who has a medical degree and an M.B.A.), enrolled in ACTIVATE, a year-long University of Maryland, Baltimore program for aspiring entrepreneurial women.

  • It's Getting Easier to Be Green: Jobs in Green Science

    People well versed in environmental topics, or productive in developing methods that lighten the environmental footprint, will be highly sought, key players in the development of the new economy—and well rewarded.

  • Creative Ways to Energize Your Career

    Science faculty can transform their training and expertise into stimulating new professional activities, well beyond their job descriptions.