Scientists’ Two Most Feared Words: “Submit Online”
Our Experimental Error columnist laments the pain of online applications.
Our Experimental Error columnist laments the pain of online applications.
When our columnist asked readers whether this had happened to them, the stories came pouring in.
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For the 100th Experimental Error column, Adam Ruben considers the markers along the road of a scientific career.
Our columnist breaks down the ridiculousness of most job postings.
Our columnist’s advice for the perfect science Halloween costume.
It’s about justice, our columnist writes–sometimes, at least.
Our columnist reflects on the challenges of getting started in a new lab.
Our columnist offers some tips for getting good recommendation letters.
Writing these letters can be tricky, but our columnist’s tips can help.
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Should scientists run for political office? Our columnist explores the possibilities and pitfalls.
Why our columnist spent a week answering kids’ questions on the internet
With the power of a science degree comes great responsibility.
Our columnist shares an all-too-relatable experience of attending scientific talks.