Twitter for Scientists
Aimee Edgeworth
Tweet your research and network with other scientists.
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Finding Community on Twitter: Why I Plugged In
Rachel Bonami, PhD
Missing those impromptu hallway chats of ye olde February 2020? Consider turning to Twitter .
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How to Host a Multidisciplinary, Near-Peer Work-in-Progress Group
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Work-in-progress groups (WIPs) convene members on a regular schedule for supportive critique of scholarly materials.
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Job Search: Interviewing from the Waist Up
Ashley Hood, PhD
Whether interviewing or being interviewed, odds are you are about to be a video star. We've rounded up the most practical and clear advice.
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Relief from Social Distancing
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Seven ideas for getting relief from social distancing.
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Tips for making the most of your time at ACTS and Washington, DC
Neo Gebru
Reflections from my first ACTS conference - filled with conversation starters, lessons learned, and "how to" DC
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Conference Attendance Advice
Heather Siefkes, MD
Quick tips for conference newbies.
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Paper-Writing Checklists to Prevent Headaches Down the Road
Rebecca Helton, MA
Avoid authorship headaches and streamline the path from data to paper with these checklists.
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IScientist 2019: A MeTooSTEM Perspective
Teresa Swanson, PhD
Science needs people to raise their voices, to refuse the status quo. Science needs people like you.
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IScientist: A Conference for Revolution
Teresa Swanson, PhD
The brilliant organizers of IScientist have created a space for revolution.
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