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Employers, don’t tell us to take breaks if we can’t

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Urging self-care doesn’t fix unrealistic work expectations, our Experimental Error columnist writes

Why I stopped hiding my chronic illness from my colleagues

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For this grad student, a classmate‘s death was a wake-up call

Worried your Ph.D. adviser won’t support career development activities? Show them this

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Participating in these activities doesn’t result in fewer publications or longer times to graduation

I thought I wanted to be a faculty member. Then, I served on a hiring committee

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This scientist took his career in an unexpected direction after weighing the realities of pursuing an academic career path

A toxic colleague wore me down—until a bear gave me confidence to confront him

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An uncomfortable summer of field work helped this scientist learn to address problems head-on

Why the COVID-19 pandemic could lead to overdue change in academia

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Our Letters to Young Scientists columnists reflect on what their research groups learned during the pandemic

How I learned to embrace my identity as an academic with immigrant working-class roots

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Bonding with lab aides during her postdoc helped this researcher meld her identities

Shocking reveal: You’re allowed to quit your Ph.D.

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Our Experimental Error columnist explores how the sunk cost fallacy can manifest for grad students

‘If you can name it, you can tame it’: How exposing academic culture helps students

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Why Diedra Wrighting developed a course about mentee-mentor relationships, stereotype threat, scientists’ identities, and more

‘Impossible to ignore’: How a former neuroscientist and dancer is turning research into art

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Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya’s bold murals bring the research of women scientists to the public

Employers, don’t tell us to take breaks if we can’t

Why I stopped hiding my chronic illness from my colleagues

Worried your Ph.D. adviser won’t support career development activities? Show them this

I thought I wanted to be a faculty member. Then, I served on a hiring committee

A toxic colleague wore me down—until a bear gave me confidence to confront him

Why the COVID-19 pandemic could lead to overdue change in academia

How I learned to embrace my identity as an academic with immigrant working-class roots

Shocking reveal: You’re allowed to quit your Ph.D.

‘If you can name it, you can tame it’: How exposing academic culture helps students

‘Impossible to ignore’: How a former neuroscientist and dancer is turning research into art

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