Features in 2014

Researchers can avoid stressful commutes and boost efficiency by working from home.

Researchers trained in X-ray crystallography are still in demand, but must diversify their skill sets to be competitive.

Scientists interested in doling out funds to worthy grant recipients may thrive working at science foundations.

Scientists who specialize in uncommon diseases can find a research focus with a purpose.

Welcoming lab environments and networking organizations help lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender scientists to excel.

Some think that researchers can improve their communication by flexing their improvisation skills.