Adriana has published scholarly articles on a number of topics related to academia and policy development to improve the research enterprise for the next generation. Below are a few notable policy publications.
- Dutt, Rosie and Adriana Bankston. 2021. Cover Memo: Volume 19, Issue 1 Celebrating a Decade of Publishing Innovative Policy Solutions Designed by the Next Generation. JSPG, Vol. 19, Issue 1.
- Davis, Stephanie M., Harinder Singh*, Cara M. Weismann*, Adriana Bankston*, and Juan P. R. Villalobos. 2020. Research Culture: Actionable recommendations from trainees to improve science training. eLife. *authors contributed equally.
- Bankston, Adriana, Stephanie M. Davis, Elisabeth Moore, Caroline A. Niziolek, and Vincent Boudreau. 2020. Research Culture: Why scientific societies should involve more early-career researchers. eLife.
- 2019. Enhancing the connections between institutions and organizations to advance postdoctoral training. PeerJ Preprints.
- 2019. Inspiring and ethical mentorship in STEM: A meeting highlighting need for engagement, incentives, and accountability. PeerJ Preprints.
- Athanasiadou R, Bankston A, Carlisle M, Niziolek C, McDowell GS. 2018. Assessing the landscape of US postdoctoral salaries, Studies in Graduate and Postdoctoral Education.
- Bankston A, McDowell GS. 2018. Chapter 2 – A Review of Postdoc Reforms in the United States and the Case of the Fair Labor Standards Act Updates of 2016, In The Postdoc Landscape.
- Pickett C, Bankston A, McDowell GS. 2017. The GSS is an unreliable indicator of biological sciences postdoc population trends. BioRxiv.
- Bankston A, McDowell GS. 2017. Monitoring the compliance of the academic enterprise with the Fair Labor Standards Act. F1000Research.