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Non-COVID researchers are ‘collateral damage’ as journals are forced to prioritize.

3 pieces of advice from the frontlines of scientific debate.

Beat the working-from-home blues.

Pandemic-related measures to retain early career researchers could block the pipeline for the next generation.

A colossal sea beast and a swampy rainforest at the South Pole feature in some of the stand-out papers from April.

The country is making headway in the effort to internationalize its scientific workforce.

Systemic reform backed by strong investment has brought rapid and long-lasting results.

A review of South Korea's research flagship will point to how the country plans to become a ‘first mover’.

By redirecting funding to small teams, the country is betting on the creativity of its scientists.

Decisions about the country’s research flagship will signpost national priorities.

Their protein-saving techniques are in high demand.

How to stand out in the fast-growing throng.

Women’s jobs are “the first to go" in pandemic-related cuts.

It’s about staring at yourself, and the silences.

Preprints analysis suggests a disproportionate impact on early career researchers.

New platforms review and curate manuscripts.

The benefits of teamwork.

Is this the future of metrics in academia?

Tips to help you promote your research, attract recruits, and share resources.

From rejected material to career-defining discovery.