How To Be an Academic Leader and Maintain Time For Yourself
Susan Dyer
Seventh grade English class and your assignment is to write a one pager about what you want to be when you grow up. Hmmm…sports writer, teacher, astronaut, video game …
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The Power of Pause: How to be More Effective in a Demanding, 24/7 World
Pat Bird, MHSA, MA (Conflict Transformation)
Count to ten! Take a deep breath! But what next? The message in this book will be useful to you, whatever your role in working with others.
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Buckets of Fun (Work?)
Durango Kid, PhD
Proposed research project is feasible? Check. Timeline formatted? Check. Milestones added? Check. Now it’s time to break the work into manageable chunks....
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Regrouping to Gain Resilience & Resolve
Motivated Mentor
When we analyze strengths and weaknesses, seek and use pointed critique, and reject excuses, resilience and resolve will follow.
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Meet the March Edgy Winners!
The Edge for Scholars
Three new posters stepped up and won Edgys in March for their insightful, popular posts.
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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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Better Profiles are Coming!
Fighty Squirrel, PhD, Awe.Some.
Now is an EXCELLENT time to spend a couple minutes updating your profile on Edge for Scholars. Not only will you be eligible to win some cool swag for having …
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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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Three (Grant) Peeves in a Pod: Trials and Tribulations
Cranky Reviewer
Ever since the holy trinity important things have come in threes—listen up. Study section will not (and should not) cut you slack. 1.) No matter how many clinical trials you …
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Translational Newbies: Awesome FREE Advice
Fighty Squirrel, PhD, Awe.Some.
Do you have great patient recruitment skills and not-so-cutting-edge tools to look at outcomes? Do you worry that your basic science model won’t hold up in a clinical trial? …
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