Careers Features

In the growing field of precision oncology, researchers with molecular and computational backgrounds are needed more than ever.

High tech industries—like Google, Facebook, and IBM—offer interesting opportunities for Ph.D.-level scientists and engineers.

Experts recommend individual actions and institutional policies that will create a culture of responsible conduct of research.

Science in Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, and Chongqing is being transformed from an influx of resources.  

Acquiring skills from various disciplines helps cell biologists advance their research.

The firms landing at the top of the 2015 Science Careers Top Employers Survey harness innovation and create workplaces that recruit the brightest scientific minds.

Hear advice from scientists and engineers who have worked in private and public companies and transitioned back into academia.

Central China is a growing hub for researchers and tech companies to launch exciting projects in science and engineering.

Evidence-based teaching strategies are changing how some faculty shape their courses.

Switching fields midstream requires thoughtful analysis, research, and due diligence. Hear advice from researchers who have made the transition.

Institutions across Guangdong Province are expanding their scientific collaborations and recruitment efforts internationally.

Japan is striving to expand its scientific opportunities and connect globally. 

Formal programs within academia are providing career advancement training for young scientists.

Faculty members don't usually get formal training in research program management, but that might be changing.

Scientific career opportunities are materializing across China. Here’s a look at what’s happening in the western region.

The new funding initiative supports areas in which Europe shows strong competence and creates new opportunities for scientists