So You Want to Be a Leader
Rebecca Helton, MA
“I could run this place better!” We’ve all said it about something. But what if you really could?
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Overlapping Rules for Horror Movies and Research
Sam Gannon, EdD
Note: some are really only helpful if we add the words “in the lab” to the rule.
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Tips for Cultivating a National/International Reputation
Women on Track
A strong reputation doesn't happen on its own. You have to build it. Here's how.
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Helping When You Have No Answers
David Sacks, PhD
Sometimes a member of your team will have a problem you can’t solve with facts or advice. You can still help them. Empathy is the key.
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Harvard Study Shows Bias, Not Behavior, Is Why Women Aren't Advancing
Fighty Squirrel, PhD, Awe.Some.
Women in STEM face many of the same obstacles to promotion and pay that we see in business. Is the problem bias or access to leaders?
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Dot Journal Your Way to Productivity
Aimee Edgeworth
Dot-journaling is not just hipster slang for to-do list, it’s a different way of looking at lists altogether.
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Not that Kind of Progress: Tales of Setting up a New Laboratory
Pipette Protagonist, PhD
Spoiler: It takes time!
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Best Poster Resources for Trainees
Aimee Edgeworth
A roundup of our favorite resources and protips on posters.
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Spreadsheet Madness
Sam Gannon, EdD
From time to time, I receive calls from faculty members who are facing a financial problem on one of their projects. Most of these issues are routine in the management …
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Exploiting Physiology: Scientists Jumping into Keto
Britteny Watson-Ivey
The scientific underpinnings of consuming a ketogenic diet are attracting researchers into a trend to get and stay lean. Learn how and why.
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