Houston Has a Post-Hurricane Science Problem: Here’s How You Can Help
As Harvey clears out, Houston’s science community is facing devastating personal and professional loses. Here’s how you and your lab can help.
Tips for Conquering the Literature
With a strategy and some dedication, you can harness the firehose of new information to fuel your productivity.
Not that Kind of Interview: Tales from the Second Visit
Spoiler: Now it’s your turn to interview them.
Writing in Academia: An Interview with Helen Sword
Helen Sword has made a career of studying how academic writers write. She agreed to answer a few questions from the Edge.
How to Use ResearchMatch To Ignite Recruitment
Is this free recruitment tool with over 119,000 registered volunteers right for you?
Innovation Lab for Early Career Researchers: Radical Solutions to the Opioid Misuse Epidemic
Seeking early career researchers who are ready for a multidisciplinary, deep-dive into collaborative research on opioid misuse.
Resilience as a Common Trait in Researchers
If I have learned one thing in science, it is how to be more resilient.
Mentees and Mentors Must-Read Book Lists
We asked mentees and mentors what books most influenced their careers, which they give or lend most, and what they are currently reading.
How to Keep Your Trainee Tables So Your Grants Manager Will Love You
The minute you have a trainee, even an undergrad, start tracking these things. Training grant directors and staff will love it if you do it this way.
Blogging in a Busy World: Tips for Keeping Your Readers Engaged
We live in a fast-paced, busy world, which means most blog readers are distracted long before they land on your site. Here are some tips to keep readers tuned in to your message.