There’s more to science than being a scientist! For the next installment of our ‘Science > Careers’ series, Connie M. Lee, Assistant Dean for Basic Science at the University of Chicago, talks more about this position and how her career journey led her to this role.
Your research project is reaching a conclusion and you are ready to tell your colleagues about it. Writing a manuscript can be a daunting task, so in the next blog in our ‘How to get published series’, Rebecca Furlong and Daniel Shanahan have put together a few tips to help you get started.
There’s more to science than being a scientist! Anna Perman, Communities Manager at the British Science Association, explains more about her role and how her science background has helped her along the way as part of our ‘Science > Careers’ series.
The Center for Open Science are giving $1,000 prizes to 1,000 scholars to try out a new process to improve the credibility of your research.
There is more to science than being a scientist! As part of our ‘Science > Careers’ series, I asked Chris Pickett from The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology more about his role as a Science Policy Analyst.
Guest blogger Victoria Schulman focuses on the two goals of any new job outside of academia as part of her career exploration series.
As part of our ‘Science > Careers‘ series I asked some of my colleagues about their career paths, how their current role involves science and what advice they would give to those looking for a scientific career.
Dana Berry announces the launch of a new series ‘Science > Careers’ putting the spotlight on scientific careers outside of academia. Here she talks about her own experiences and how she hopes the series will inspire others that are searching for something different.
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Here, in the next in our ‘How to get published’ series, Louisa Flintoft explains the importance of making a good first impression to maximize your manuscript’s chances of being sent for peer review.
