8 Reasons I Accepted Your Article
It helps if your reviewer wishes they’d written that paper.
Building Resiliency with Hypnosis and Mindfulness
“Stressed?” Of course. In fact, it would probably be a little concerning if you were not stressed at this point. Let’s talk about skills to build resilience.
Harness the Immense Power of Nosiness in NIH RePORTER
You’ve got questions. NIH RePORTER has answers.
Profiles Are Here!
Find your friends, the fighty squirrel who stirs things up, or people from your institution. Or other places, because profiles are here!
Good News, Everyone!
Success rates for R01 and equivalent awards went up in FY 2016, with R01s hitting over 19% and R01-equivalents breaking 20% for the first time in ten years.
Where Have All the Scientists Gone?
The PI career seems to have become the “alternative career”
You Need Mentors – Noun, Plural
Diversified mentoring is key. What to look for in a mentor panel and how to form one.
Acing Your Observational Research Aims
All research proposals – grants, dissertations, internal funding – must ace the description of aims.
Back to Her Roots: Natasha Halasa
By studying respiratory illness and acute gastroenteritis in young children, Dr. Halasa is improving the lives of children in both the United States and Jordan.
Getting Evaluated – Time to Bite the Bullet and Ask If You’re a Jerk
Fighty Squirrel recently ran into one of her forest friends from another realm of the academic woodlands who has been serving on a fancy schmancy hiring committee. Asked how things were going, Squirrel’s normally chipper buddy’s face formed a scowl, and a groan escaped. “Ugh!” the critter sighed, “it’s a disaster. All the candidates all […]