Scholarly Activities for a Remote Research Lab
Two Peds in a Blog, MD, PhD
What meaningful activities can we perform given the inability to physically meet or be in our lab? Here are some ideas.
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Don’t Let Your Research Questions Go Out Without PICOTS
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Specification of PICOTS is the minimum outerwear required to prevent your research question from being caught in a downpour of questions.
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Reframing Rejection: Changing 'No' to 'Not Yet”
Julie Bastarache, MD
Tricks to help reframe rejection.
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Working Parents: Emergency Supplies for 30 Minutes of Quiet
Helen Bird
At the intersection of Zoom conferences and melt downs are the glorious You Tubers who have valiantly posted hours of content.
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Year 15 as a PI. Spoiler, It's a Still a Challenge
Fighty Squirrel, PhD, Awe.Some.
A hop, skip and a jump away Pipette Protagonist is dishing on what it’s like to be a Year 1 PI. Turns out it’s tough, but Pipette makes pointed …
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Counting What Counts in Responsible Conduct of Research Training
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
A simple tool for collecting information about discussions in small groups and among individuals on topics related to responsible conduct of research allowed us to better see what concerns about …
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Finding Motivation When You’re Ready to Quit
Dr Liz, PhD
I’ve been trying to get funding for my research, but nothing has come through. You, too?
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Applications Open for Innovation Lab on Lifestyle Interventions that Last
The Edge for Scholars
An Innovation Lab to re-imagine research on lifestyle and health.
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Finding Your Science Flow: Yoga Lessons to Increase Productivity
Rachel Bonami, PhD
Keep your focus while under fire: learn how to slow down to speed up by applying yogic philosophy to your professional life.
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Not that Kind of Boss: Tales of Team Management and Mentorship
Pipette Protagonist, PhD
Spoiler: People are the most important and most challenging part of a research program
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