Blog Topic: Careers

27 blog(s) on Careers available

Voices of Women in Science: Professor Ana Domingos

Voices of Women in Science: Professor Ana Domingos

In this blog, we speak to Prof Ana Domingos about her career.

Voices of Women in Science: Professor Dawn Bowdish

Voices of Women in Science: Professor Dawn Bowdish

In this blog, we speak to Prof Dawn Bowdish about her career.

Insights From Immunologists: Professor Luisa Martinez-Pomares

Insights From Immunologists: Professor Luisa Martinez-Pomares

We spoke to Professor Luisa Martinez-Pomares about her career path and research interests.

Insights From Immunologists: Professor Lynn Morris

Insights From Immunologists: Professor Lynn Morris

We spoke to Professor Lynn Morris about her impressive scientific career, from working on F4/80 in Professor Gordon’s lab as a student to her significant achievements in HIV research and vaccine discovery.

Voices of Women in Science: Associate Professor Carolyn Carr

Voices of Women in Science: Associate Professor Carolyn Carr

As part of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Bio-Rad invited researchers to share their own experiences of being a woman in science. In this article, we speak to Associate Professor Carolyn Carr about her career.

Meet Philippa Marrack: a Pioneer in T Cell Biology

Meet Philippa Marrack: a Pioneer in T Cell Biology

In this blog, we take a look at the career of Dr Philippa Marrack, an immunologist whose research helped shed light on T cell development and function.

Voices of Women in Science: Assistant Professor Lynda Coughlan

Voices of Women in Science: Assistant Professor Lynda Coughlan

As part of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Bio-Rad invited researchers to share their own experiences of being a women in science. In this article, we speak to Assistant Professor Lynda Coughlan about her career.

Voices of Women in Science: Professor Sara Mole

Voices of Women in Science: Professor Sara Mole

As part of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Bio-Rad invited researchers to share their own experiences of being a women in science. In this article, we speak to Professor Sara Mole about her career.

Voices of Women in Science: Olivia Blondheim

Voices of Women in Science: Olivia Blondheim

As part of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Bio-Rad invited researchers to share their own experiences of being a women in science. In this article, we speak to Olivia Blondheim, a PhD Student at the University of South Florida’s College of Marine Biology.

The Transition from Academia to Industry

The Transition from Academia to Industry

Bio-Rad's Flow Cytometry Research Associate, Sharon shares her experience of transitioning from academic research to working in an industry setting in this blog.

Voices of Women in Science: Professor Ruth Roberts

Voices of Women in Science: Professor Ruth Roberts

In this article, we speak to Professor Ruth Roberts about her career in science.

Voices of Women in Science: Dr Helen Wright

Voices of Women in Science: Dr Helen Wright

As part of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Bio-Rad invites researchers to share their own experiences of being a woman in science. In this article, we speak to Dr Helen Wright about her career.

Tips for Writing Your Thesis

Tips for Writing Your Thesis

In this blog we’ve compiled our top tips to make your writing process as easy (or at least tolerable) as possible.

Getting Started in Science Writing and Communication

Getting Started in Science Writing and Communication

In this blog, Lab Crunches Editor, Kimberley Bryon-Dodd shares her journey from scientist to science communicator and her top tips for getting started in this field.

"Fin"tech: Zebrafish Models

"Fin"tech: Zebrafish Models

The winning submission in the 2021 Bio-Rad Science Writing Competition.

Impostor Syndrome: Being a Graduate Student in the Sciences

Impostor Syndrome: Being a Graduate Student in the Sciences

This guest blog discusses impostor syndrome in graduate school and practical steps you can take to combat these feelings.

Big Dreams: Multidisciplinary Science — Not a Fairytale

Big Dreams: Multidisciplinary Science — Not a Fairytale

In this guest blog, Christine Lalonde, a Postdoctoral Fellow at Laurentian University, Canada, shares her experience of a multidisciplinary research career and her tips for others starting out in a multidisciplinary field.

The PhD: More than a Thesis

The PhD: More than a Thesis

In this guest blog, Emma Green tells us why the value of a PhD is more than just your research and what she learned from the experience.

Tips to Help You Succeed When You Have to Switch PhD Project

Tips to Help You Succeed When You Have to Switch PhD Project

Guest contributor Zill-e-Anam Shares her tips for staying on track when you have to switch PhD project, for reasons outside of your control.

The Path to a Nobel Prize

The Path to a Nobel Prize

In this blog, we examine why understanding the oxygen sensing mechanisms of cells was worthy of a Nobel Prize and interview Professor Sir Peter Ratcliffe, one of the three recipients of the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine 2019.

Seeing SARS – the Remarkable Story of June Almeida

Seeing SARS – the Remarkable Story of June Almeida

This blog takes a look at the career of June Almeida, who became a pioneer in the imaging and identification of viruses.

Out of My Comfort Zone: How I Use Science to Influence Policy

Out of My Comfort Zone: How I Use Science to Influence Policy

This article was awarded 2nd place in the 2020 Bio-Rad Science Writing Competition.

Inspiring Science - Why Public Engagement Is Key

Inspiring Science - Why Public Engagement Is Key

Read the winning article of the 2020 Bio-Rad Science Writing Competition by Alex Du Feu.

Keeping Distance from the Lab: 9 Ways to Be Productive

Keeping Distance from the Lab: 9 Ways to Be Productive

In the wake of the SARS-CoV2 pandemic, social distancing has meant that labs all over the world have needed to temporarily shut. Read our blog on 9 things that scientists can do to stay productive while working at home.

Diary of a Coronavirologist

Diary of a Coronavirologist

Stuart Weston PhD, coronavirologist, shares his insights on what it is like being a researcher in coronaviruses during the 2020 pandemic.

New Year's Lab Resolutions

New Year's Lab Resolutions

2020 is the start of a new decade. Take inspiration from other scientists and set yourself goals for the year ahead.

How to Successfully Manage the PhD-to-Postdoc Transition

How to Successfully Manage the PhD-to-Postdoc Transition

In this guest blog, Dr Elisa Vitiello shares her tips on making the transition from being a PhD student to getting your first job in academic research as a postdoc.