Here you will find links to a whole wealth of information about a career in science and the business of science. These are aimed at students considering a career in science, graduate students, post docs and early career scientists. Don't worry, there are also informational nuggets for tenure-track and tenured scientists alike.
Interdisciplinary PhD job market help
Scientists are cautious about public outreach
How not to suck in graduate school
Bias, credibility and communicating science
Reviewing your adjunct policies
Career lingo: degree completed by...
Lab size: bigger isn't always better
How the NSF merit review process works
8 TED talks to watch before public speaking
"Open Notebook" approach to science and research
Science and public trust: what can happen when science goes prime time before it should
Public attacks on your research: how to handle this with grace
Reproducibility is a core scientific principle
Tensions Between Academic Freedom and Open Records Laws
Transitioning from academia to non-academia
Idea stealing: why cross-pollination helps everyone
Outreach: speaking up for science (tone and delivery tips)
Time management tips for those transitioning from Post doc to PI
Why science and the media need each other
How to not suck at your next academic conference
Fun blog post about universities being ranked by quality of life metrics
The focus on bibliometrics makes papers less useful
Reasons why research goes wrong
Lawsuit ends with adjunct rehired as tenure track
Exaggeration of science by media
Exaggeration of science by media
How to speak so that people listen
Programming tools: adventures with R
What some young scientists hope for 2015
Branding your science: a how-to and why it's important