BioRender: The Best Thing that Ever Happened to Science Figures
PhD Diaries
BioRender is where scientists bring their findings to life – visually. It's time to leave Illustrator and PowerPoint behind.
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Your Message in the Media
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
You’ve been contacted to talk about your recent publication or discuss research by another team. Here's how to prepare.
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Take Care with Case Studies
The Edge for Scholars
Scientists know that case studies are far from definitive, but many in the public don't. Discuss case studies with these tips in mind.
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Not All Pandemic Heroes Wear Capes: Science Help for Homebound Kids
Fighty Squirrel, PhD, Awe.Some.
There is no better time to convince folks that science is essential. Here are some heroes who are taking lessons to families online.
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Why I Wrote Mentoring Minority Trainees
Antentor Hinton, PhD
Effective mentoring strategies which are specifically tailored towards mentoring minority students.
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The Importance of Patching the Leaks in the STEM Pipeline.
Antentor Hinton, PhD
Produce a more inclusive system that values each individual’s success
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The Newbie's Excellent Infographic Adventure
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Newbies adventure in using an infographic to add clarity and impact to the release of a scientific publication.
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How to Be Heard by Legislators about Proposed NIH Budget Cuts
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
A how-to guide for calling and writing your legislators about the proposed NIH budget cuts. Do it! Scientists are making a difference.
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Nut Up, Faculty
Fighty Squirrel, PhD, Awe.Some.
As the fall leaves begin to make their way earthbound, undergrads scurry around campus and you find yourself hunkering down in blanket on a brisk evening or two, Fighty Squirrel …
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Academics Breathe Easier with House NIH 2018 Proposal
Britteny Watson-Ivey
Academics opposed to a White House proposal to cut indirect costs from NIH grants can breath a bit easier. The House of Representatives has rejected the White House’s plan …
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