All Careers articles – Page 14
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NewsBrazil’s research community scores win on conferences over Bolsonaro government
After a new Brazilian government order forced universities to send only one faculty member to international conferences, an uproar ensued
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CareersWhen should you help your colleagues?
Assisting trustworthy co-workers can pay dividends for your career and wellbeing
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ArticleSellafield
At Sellafield, we’re true pioneers. We led the world in nuclear power production, now we’re the world’s first movers into environmental remediation
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ArticleHyper Recruitment Solutions
From creating life-saving drugs to life-changing technologies, making a difference through candidates is in our DNA
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ArticleDefence Science and Technology Laboratory
Harnessing science and technology to protect the UK, and the rest of the world too
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RSCThe Royal Society of Chemistry
Whether exploring the elements or the science of technology, chemical scientists improve health, the environment and daily life
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ArticleAstraZeneca
Making medicines that change people’s lives is what AstraZeneca does, and so could you
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CareersHarnessing the power: AstraZeneca apprentices
How an AstraZeneca apprentice solved the business-wide problem of drug compound solubility
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CareersApprentice insight
Scientists share insights on Reading Scientific Service Limited’s apprenticeship scheme and advise their former selves
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CareersInsecurity is the enemy of a healthy research culture
But scientists are still working collaboratively and creatively
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CareersPostdoc employment status varies widely
Researchers are vulnerable to financial instability and issues with healthcare
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CareersMoving towards fairer academic rewards
New incentive systems take into account more than just a researcher’s publication history
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CareersThe benefits of science communication on social media
How finding an online community reignited a passion for chemistry
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CareersUndergraduates in their element
Harnessing the history of tungsten to engage school students with the periodic table
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NewsWorking with a top scientist gives a junior researcher a boost that lasts a lifetime
Co-authoring with someone outstanding in their field increases the chance that a young scientist will become a leader too