Wolfram Koch shares his thoughts about the close relationship between GDCh and Wiley-VCH

"Research requires dedication and passion and if you are a strong believer in doing hard work then this is your calling."

Experience a day in the life of a computational chemist in this blog post from student Zoe Cournia.

A day in the life of a Plantomics Postdoc Researcher

Sophia Frentz, who is on the autistic spectrum, shares their shared their daily experiences in times of COVID-19 and their thoughts on how research will have to change to embrace diversity.

A Network of Researchers Makes Waves in Research Improvement: The UK Reproducibility Network

Wiley’s 3rd annual Women in Research Travel Grant Competition celebrates the critical importance of representation through role models and mentors. Our judges shared their thoughts.

Postdoctoral Fellow Manisha Menon shares her thoughts and experience on changing disciplines following her PhD.

Changing the World With Statistics: Meet Dr. Jennifer Rogers

Meet biology postdoc, Güneş Taylor. She shares her perspective on the challenges a career in research presents.

More nominees for this year's ASPIRE prize from the APEC forum. These early career researchers are creating healthier societies with their work.

Virginia Chanda gives an overview of the Current Protocols program, which aims to provide researchers with reliable, robust methods that will ensure reproducible results

Innovation. Women. Engineering. Let’s take a look at how these go hand-in-hand...

Foundation director, researcher, cancer patient: all under age 26. An interview with Josh Sommer

His life is Open Access and Open Data: meet Mark Thorley of RCUK

How to be a positive academic leader

The COVID pandemic touches every part of life around the world. Cathy Creswell is looking at the impact it is having on young peoples’ mental health.

From traditional environmental research to inclusive and equitable science communication - Sunshine Menezes is making a huge impact with her research story.

Protecting one of the most iconic symbols of conservation in the world, Xuehua Liu's story starts with the passion for the giant panda.

Using research to maximise impact. Why we all need to be taking action against climate change.

A mix of personal and professional experience behind a passion for social care research.

From the top of a mountain, Per Espen Stoknes uses creative, multidisciplinary research processes to understand the human role in ecology and climate change.

Have you ever wondered about the science behind laughter? Watch one researcher's search for why we laugh.

The goal is 1,000,000+ participants. The researcher is Kolbi Brown.