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Education & Careers
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Is Pretenure Interdisciplinary Research a Career Risk?
Early-career scientists can benefit from interdisciplinary research, but some roadblocks stand in the way.
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Navigating Graduate School and Beyond: A Career Guide for Graduate Students and a Must Read for Every Advisor
Eos sits down with an expert in navigating the world of higher education.
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Computer Programing for Geosciences: Teach Your Students How to Make Tools
Learning programming skills can help students excel in their geoscience courses.
Posted inScience Updates
Using Documentaries for Earth Science Education
Documentaries can engage students in interesting and informative discussions.
Posted inScience Updates
New Education and Outreach Opportunities for Scientists
The National Earth Science Teachers Association connects scientists with educators, students, and the public.
Posted inScience Updates
A Quick Guide to Writing a Solid Peer Review
Providing a peer review can be exhaustive and time-consuming. These tips will help you through the process.
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Dude, You Are Speaking Romulan
Before teaching scientists to communicate with the public, they should learn how to communicate with each other.
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Telling Others About the Science of Earth and Sky
Those seeking to learn about Earth and space science can access quality information through these online portals.
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Geoscience Field Education: A Recent Resurgence
Researchers are beginning to highlight the need for more field-work-based learning opportunities for Earth science students.