Career Development

Join a virtual multi-day event highlighting career paths available to biomedical researchers.

This program supports mid-career researchers, at the associate professor rank (or equivalent), to substantively enhance and advance their research program through synergistic partnerships.

Register for this webinar, which will provide guidance for mentors to guide graduate students through today's more diverse career possibilities and pipelines.

This virtual summer mentoring program with the National Association of Science Writers offers undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to publish a short science news story or broadcast piece in the NASW Student Newsroom or other media outlet.

Sessions will include research talks, discussions with CSHL faculty and postdocs, career development resources, and community and support network programming.

Survey responses will help researchers to understand whether, and to what extent, access to emerging 'omics technologies affects the global scientific community and/or research outputs.

Log into your GSA member portal to sign up for this career development workshop, "From academia to entrepreneurship: Combining your passions and taking a different path," organized by the Early Career Scientist Career Development Subcommittee.

Early-career representatives will be selected to serve a two-year term, beginning July 1, 2026. GSA members are eligible to apply.

This $1,000 award supports geneticists in their graduate or postdoctoral career stages by subsidizing participation in conferences and laboratory courses.

Interns, who are undergraduate, graduate, and/or professional students, work side-by-side with leading policy experts to learn strategies for advancing national science and technology policy and obtain practical experience in policy analyses and development.

This NAS one-day public symposium will examine cross-disciplinary, cross-sectoral strategies to strengthen U.S. STEM workforce readiness in the face of rapid technological change.