Category: Hiring/layoffs
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Ginkgo Acquires Biomaterials Maker as Industry Consolidates
A developer of synthetic biology tools and components is acquiring a biological materials developer for its automation assets as the biotechnology industry consolidates.
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Infographic – US Workers Returning to Work
New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, displayed in chart form last week, indicate the work-from-home era may be closing.
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Want Your Employees To Try Harder? Here’s How To Do It.
A look at some of the things that you can do if you want your employees to try harder, and how you can accomplish this goal.
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Infographic – Univ. Leadership Still a Man’s World
While women now make up a majority of Ph.D. degrees in the U.S., the people leading most of America’s research universities continue to be men.
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Prepare for a Career in Science with this Ultimate Guide
Researchers have given some advice that will show you how to succeed when all of the odds are against you so you can find your own rewarding career.
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Infographic – US Employer Vaccine Mandates Tick Up
A new poll shows a jump in the percentage of American workers now required by employers to get vaccinated against Covid-19.
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Infographic – Schools Graduating Women Entrepreneurs
The top universities producing women entrepreneurs are much the same as the schools graduating the most start-up founders overall.
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Going Freelance: What Engineers Need To Know
Becoming a full-time freelancer is an incredibly exciting time as you can finally take full responsibility for your work.
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Microbe Therapy Maker Expands, Adds Venture Funds
A company providing manufacturing services for microbiome drug developers is expanding its facilities, with an infusion of new venture funds.
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Getting Started as a Freelance Electrician
Here are some pointers on getting started that any startup freelance electrician should find useful.