How this scientist found his way back to his academic dreams
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Careers Editorial
“I am a photon—possessing qualities inherent to either side of the binary, but ultimately belonging to neither,” this postdoc writes
“It’s not expensive to make something accessible, we just have to be innovative,” study author says
Our Experimental Error columnist owns up to multitasking during virtual meetings—and why it might not actually be so bad
After a disappointing research experience, this scientist clarified what inspired her
Proposed update to U.S. Title IX ‘mandatory reporter’ rule could trigger unwanted investigations and retaliation, critics say
With perseverance and adaptability, this scientist found his way forward
Working together can offer mutual benefit, our columnist advises
“I am grateful for the scientific training I have received, but the cost has been too high,” this scientist writes
It takes time to develop the skills needed to run your own lab, our Letters to a Young Scientist columnists write
At her lowest moment, this industry scientist found strength in weakness
For our Experimental Error columnist, speaking at a conference for these students was a new experience
This former researcher found her niche as a scientific illustrator
Medication helped this struggling Ph.D. student get on the path of healing
Reversal of U.S. abortion right prompts talk of relocating for work and boycotts
This Ph.D. student stepped out of his comfort zone, making an effort to socialize with colleagues
This researcher was eager to leave academia—but soon she found herself questioning her path
It’s a common story, but “I didn’t know the scale of it,” one author says
“By finding the right people, being open about my abilities, and working as part of a team, I’ve been able to follow my passions,” this postdoc writes
From salary to respect in the workplace, marginalized scientists tended to fare worse than their white, able-bodied, heterosexual, male colleagues
