No Work Email After Work Pledge
Aimee Edgeworth
Redrawing work-life boundaries with #NoWorkAfterEmail pledge and other tips from Twitter.
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Taking a Break Without Losing Your Momentum (or Your Mind!)
Julie Bastarache, MD
Mind tricks for a "guilt free" vacation!
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A Recipe Gone Haywire (ARGH)
Lucile Wrenshall, MD, PhD
Do you like pesto and peanut butter but dislike acronyms? If so read on this post is for you!
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Ask Twitter: Best Tools for Collecting Articles
Aimee Edgeworth
Academic Twitter shares favorite tools for collecting articles relevant to your research field.
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New Data Update on the All of Us Researcher Workbench
All of Us
On Thursday, June 23, the All of Us Research Program announced a new data update to the Researcher Workbench. This refresh includes information donated by participants through January 1, 2022. Using this data, …
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Make It About the Science
David Calkins, PhD
By keeping referencing about the science rather than the scientists, navigating peer review becomes a bit less treacherous.
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Strategic Procrastination
Julie Bastarache, MD
Strategic Procrastination – transforming a time-killing obstacle into a time-saving life hack
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When the hired becomes the hirer: Hiring tips for new group leaders
Christina Termini, PhD
Here, I share some tips and tricks for new group leaders to consider when building their research team. My recent lessons learned.
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All of Us Researcher Workbench Offers Unprecedented Look into Underrepresented Communities
All of Us
This expansive dataset from All of Us includes data from participants all over the US and is available to researchers at all career stages.
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Finding Community on Twitter: Why I Plugged In
Rachel Bonami, PhD
When viewed as a professional forum, Twitter is an excellent tool.
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