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Obtain guidance on how to be an effective researcher while maintaining a healthy work/life balance.
 | Ihsan M. Salloum advises that taking care of your health and personal life will help your work. Quick Tip - 1 minute 16 seconds |
| Connecting research and community, explains Darrell P. Wheeler, is one way to become an agent of social change. Quick Tip - 1 minute 41 seconds |
| Gary S. Sachs underscores the importance of making time for one's life outside of work. Quick Tip - 1 minute 27 seconds |
| Academia Allows for Flexibility Joachim F. Hallmayer talks about working in an academic setting. Quick Tip - 1 minute 26 seconds |
| If you're a member of a non-dominant group, the demands of representation affect scholarly productivity, explains Darrell P. Wheeler. Quick Tip |
| Charles L. Bowden cautions researchers to be careful in the use of their time. Quick Tip - 2 minutes 23 seconds |
| Gary S. Sachs reveals the unconventional "secret" that helped him get through the demanding, early years of his career. Quick Tip - 1 minute 29 seconds |
| Robert C. Malenka underlines the importance of finding a balance that works best for you. Quick Tip - 1 minute 41 seconds |
| Ruth M. O'Hara talks about personal circumstances that influenced her career trajectory. Quick Tip - 1 minute 54 seconds |
| Elizabeth L. George explains how careful decisions and a supportive mentor allowed her to balance career and family. Quick Tip - 1 minute 53 seconds |
| Robert C. Malenka considers the balance between professional and personal commitments. Quick Tip - 1 minute 59 seconds |
| Making decisions that affect your career trajectory is not easy, says Mary Ann McCabe. Quick Tip - 1 minute 28 seconds |
| Jeannette R. Ickovics describes how family support structures affect career trajectory. Quick Tip - 1 minute 44 seconds |
 | Have a Long-Term and a Short-Term View Robert Sellers gives some career advice for early researchers. Q&A |
| Having Both Career and Family Is Possible Noreen Reilly-Harrington points out the scheduling flexibility available in a research career. Quick Tip - 1 minute 15 seconds |
| Having a Family Affects Your Research Celia B. Fisher found a way to have both yin and yang in her life. Quick Tip - 2 minutes 21 seconds |
| Roger D. Weiss, has a workable plan B if the grant money dries up. Quick Tip - 1 minute 29 seconds |
| Integration of Work and Family Jeannette R. Ickovics speaks about having isolated time and integrated time when dealing with career and family responsibilities. Quick Tip - 54 seconds |
| Boris Birmaher enjoys the end product of hard work. Quick Tip - 38 seconds |
| Assess how full your plate is before agreeing to more work, advises Megan R. Gunnar. Quick Tip - 2 minutes 17 seconds |
| Having a positive impact involves making daily choices about commitments and activities, explains Darrell P. Wheeler. Quick Tip - 1 minute 52 seconds |
| Kiki D. Chang shares his thoughts on balancing fatherhood and a career in academia. Quick Tip - 2 minutes 33 seconds |
| Mark S. Bauer talks about the balance between work and family life. Quick Tip - 57 seconds |
| Judy Garber talks about the challenges and joys of balancing family and work life. Quick Tip - 1 minute 1 second |
| Parenting Throughout Your Career Ruth M. O'Hara talks about parenting a teenager while maintaining a career. Quick Tip - 1 minute 33 seconds |
| Velma McBride Murry advises early researchers to take care of career and self before committing to other projects. Quick Tip - 2 minutes 5 seconds |
| Margaret Beale Spencer attests that integrating multiple personas can provide personal and professional satisfaction. Quick Tip - 2 minutes 38 seconds |
| Michael E. Thase examines the task of dividing time between work and family. Quick Tip - 2 minutes 44 seconds |
| Vishwajit Nimgaonkar advises paying close attention to your personal life. Quick Tip - 1 minute 30 seconds |
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