Civil Discourse as a Path to Hearing Others' Hopes & Fears
The Edge for Scholars
Being non-judgmental, embracing curiosity, asking lots of questions, and listening respectfully make us better physicians.
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I'm on a Boat
Kalen Petersen, PhD
I lie awake listening to the soothing waves lapping against my hull. This, I reflect, is the way to attend a scientific conference.
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What the F? An Introduction to the NRSA Fellowship
Melissa Krasnove
What is an NRSA individual fellowship and why should a pre- or postdoctoral trainee apply for one?
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Relief from Social Distancing
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Seven ideas for getting relief from social distancing.
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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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Working Parents During Coronavirus: Staying Productive & Patient
Helen Bird
Tips for parenting & working from home. If all else fails: adopt a cat, buy lots of chocolate, and turn the TV.
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Would You Work for a Racist?
Same Place Different Location, PhD
"There is the big and obvious stuff, but also the slow drip of disrespect."
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Feeling Powerless in the Age of COVID (Part II)
Lucile Wrenshall, MD, PhD
The Covid pandemic brings out feelings of powerlessness in all of us. Here's what you can do about it.
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How to PhD: 10 Tips from Hindsight
Evelyne Deplazes, PhD
A PhD is challenging but also rewarding journey. Here I share 10 tips that helped me navigate my PhD.
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Significance - NIH style
Lucile Wrenshall, MD, PhD
Make sure your significance section is significant
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