PhD-trained scientists are essential contributors to the workforce in diverse employment
sectors that include academia, industry, government, and nonprofit organizations. Hence …

Recent national reports and commentaries on the current status and needs of the US
biomedical research workforce have highlighted the limited career development …

This study examines the role of graduate training and R&D investments on research
productivity by focusing on the effect of federal funding for early‐career graduate students …

There is a growing need for research training programs that can accelerate the careers of
clinical and translational scientists. The Clinical and Translational Science Award KL2 …

Training of doctoral students as part of the next generation of the biomedical workforce is
essential for sustaining the scientific enterprise in the United States. Training primarily …

The B roadening E xperiences in S cientific T raining (BEST) program is an NIH-funded effort
testing the impact of career development interventions (eg internships, workshops, classes) …

Biomedical research training has undergone considerable change over the past several
years. At its core, the goal of graduate and postdoctoral training is to provide individuals with …

Postdoctoral training in the biological sciences continues to be an important credential for
academic careers. Traditionally, this training is focused on an independent research …

Despite the increased emphasis on formal training in clinical and translational research and
the growth in the number and scope of training programs over the past decade, the impact of …

Across the landscape of American higher education, research has gradually established its
dominant role in faculty work since the end of WWII—a paradigm shift yet to be fully studied …