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journalist covering the scientific community and the environment for @ScienceMagazine / Ph.D. in ecology / 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 / Find me here: @klangin.bsky.social
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Home Jennie Erin Smith Back To Home Jennie Erin Smith News 2 Jun 2026By Jennie Erin Smith Brain-mapping effort searches for roots of Parkinson’s and other diseases Allen Institute initiative aims to capture earliest cellular changes and identify new drug targets News 12 May 2026By Jennie Erin Smith Most dementia patients have multiple brain diseases. How should they be treated?
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Early-career researchers want empathy from their supervisors

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It’s no secret that academic mentors are a common topic of conversation—and source of complaints—among early-career researchers (ECRs). With the power to sway careers, mentors can be a force for good, fostering a supportive environment that gives budding researchers room to grow. They can also be a source of stress, friction, and sometimes outright abuse.
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NIH reneges on recognizing union for early career researchers

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A union representing thousands of early-career scientists who work in labs run by the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) received notice this week that the agency would no longer recognize the group “in its entirety.” It isn’t yet clear how the move, which union members say is illegal, will affect the contract agreed to by NIH that the union ratified in December 2024.
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