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 creator, nurse, cowboy/girl, police person, senior faculty member! Wait, what? Fast forward thirty years, and you find yourself sitting in a bigger office than most, with […]
Posted by Susan D on March 29, 2017
Proposed research project is feasible? Check. Timeline formatted? Check. Milestones added? Check. Now it’s time to break the work into manageable chunks….
Posted by Durango Kid, PhD on March 27, 2017
When we analyze strengths and weaknesses, seek and use pointed critique, and reject excuses, resilience and resolve will follow.
Posted by motiv8d_mentor on March 26, 2017
Three new posters stepped up and won Edgys in March for their insightful, popular posts.
Posted by Edge for Scholars on March 26, 2017
A how-to guide for calling and writing your legislators about the proposed NIH budget cuts. Do it! Scientists are making a difference.
Posted by Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD on March 26, 2017
Thank you all for the amazing roll out for the 5th Annual Darwins’ Balls Bracket Challenge for STEM Education. We had a CRAZY amount of success this year. Just for a little perspective, in the prior four years of doing this fun Twitter friends challenge we raised $11,000 and funded 20 projects. All the projects […]
Posted by Fighty Squirrel on March 25, 2017
Newbies adventure in using an infographic to add clarity and impact to the release of a scientific publication.
Posted by Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD on March 24, 2017
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 have completed, don’t count on your coattails. We need all the details: Recruitment, enrollment, randomization, comparison condition, data an specimen collection, estimated retention and cross-over, […]
Posted by Cranky Reviewer on March 23, 2017
Have you surrounded your phone and laptop with notes saying ‘Say No!’? Do you look at next week’s schedule and wonder what were you thinking? Do you leave meetings looking like this guy? If so, you may have a bad case of overcommitment syndrome. Can the Fighty Squirrel offer a quick suggestion? Think about that last time you […]
Posted by Fighty Squirrel on March 21, 2017
Are your social media posts a little…boring? Here are my TOP 3 FREE resources to get your social media game on and look like a pro!
Posted by SociallyAwkward on March 20, 2017