Tracie Moniece Gibson passed away unexpectedly on October 16, 2019. She was 52. Tracie was active in the work of…
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There may be times in your career when you have the opportunity to organize a panel. This could be around…
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Dear Labby, I am not sure this is appropriate to ask here, but I don’t know where else to ask.…
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In the closing days of 2019, Congress finished its work to pass a budget for FY2020 and the results for…
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How does learning change your brain? Dear Education Committee, Scientists often say that “learning is a biological process,” but I…
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It took nearly a year for Antentor O. “AJ” Hinton to compile the list, “100 Inspiring Black Scientists in America,”…
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On October 21–23, 2019, the San Francisco Declaration for Research Assessment (DORA) and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute convened funders,…
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Mentoring can help you progress along your career journey, whether you are being mentored or serving as one. Studies show…
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Many of the most complex and important problems we face—from climate change to antibiotic resistance to gene editing—require scientists to…
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The responsibility for creating an inclusive environment lies with those who teach, mentor, manage, recruit and hire the scientific workforce,…
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