‘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

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I’m a scientist with hearing loss. The pandemic taught me we can prioritize inclusion

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Virtual meetings helped this postdoc. As her institution reopens, she’s bringing the lessons learned with her

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Dealing with bullies and jerks in science

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In this installment of Your Unicorn Career, our columnist suggests steps to take in this all-too-common situation

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In case of death: Researchers should plan for how our work can continue without us

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Spurred by the pandemic and a colleague’s sudden death, these scientists are making contingency plans

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‘A lack of humanity’: Hundreds of early-career researchers forced out by Mexico’s science agency

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Conacyt faces at least 145 wrongful termination lawsuits

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‘Dear those in charge: A scientist’s coronavirus impact statement’

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Our Experimental Error columnist offers his version of the new statement some employers are inviting

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Academic bullying is too often ignored. Here are some targets’ stories

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New study highlights the challenges of reporting academic abuse—and the need for more oversight

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