Finding Your Science Flow: Yoga Lessons to Increase Productivity
Rachel Bonami, PhD
Want to learn how to slow down to speed up? Apply yogic philosophy and discipline to your professional life to help you reach your goals.
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Finding Community on Twitter: Why I Plugged In
Rachel Bonami, PhD
Are you missing those impromptu hallway chats of ye olde February 2020? Consider turning to Twitter to fill the void.
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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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“Zoom In” to Keep Group Review and Critique on Track
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Work-in-Progress sessions can get bogged down at the wrong level of feedback. Use a zoom-in approach to structure review and critique.
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Not that Kind of Bias: Tales of Survivorship Bias
Pipette Protagonist, PhD
Spoiler: We are all biased
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Not that Kind of Letter: Tales of Rejection
Pipette Protagonist, PhD
Spoiler: There are many rejections in science
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How to Be Heard by Legislators
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
The NIH budget is not final. Contact your representatives about programs you value & the need for increased investigator-initiated funding.
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How to Make an ESI Extension Request for Childbirth/Adoption
Rachel Bonami, PhD
NIH recognizes the impossible tap dance of being both new parent and scientist and offers help.
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How a Flyer Changed Our Lives
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
One family's experience taking action to get help and reduce stress on the home front.
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Why Can’t NIH Study Sections Operate More Like Journal Reviews?
Lisa Pastore, PhD
Why can’t NIH Study Sections have a consistent set of reviewers and consistent critique?
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