Research

Breaking down the process of developing a CV for continued education and academic jobs

Detailed guidance for students in pursuing grants and paid assistantships and fellowships

"I've developed an understanding of research communication as a two-way road."

Insights for students on successfully identifying and navigating opportunities

An international student shares their foundations in chemistry and passion for biocatalysis

Insights for students in pursuit of chemistry research opportunities

"I never let imposter syndrome get to me, as I was and am paving my own path."

If you have a deep passion for science, you will thrive.

By: Jacinda Taggett of Academic Memories Getting started on scientific résumés is difficult, especially when you don’t have the...

Yes, you can get a research position with “no experience”!

Navigating my undergraduate biology studies as a first-generation college student in the United States presented unique challenges.

One of the most important strengths a clinician should maintain is an open mindedness to gaining exposure across multiple specialties.

So you sent the cold emails, you did the interviews, and you got the research job! Congratulations! Now, you might be wondering what’s next.

Research presentations can be an incredibly rewarding, and intimidating component of your academic career.

My fascination with neuroscience began early in my educational journey, in the fifth grade

"What do you wish we would ask you?"  This is one of my favorite questions to ask participants and caretakers.

Experiencing a disability can come with significant challenges, but disability does not define.

Here are some tips on how to make your research accessible to participants with disabilities:

For a multitude of reasons, finding research to participate in is daunting and seemingly impossible.