Category: Advice For Scientists

Last month I asked you to take an honest look at your Q1 job search results. If you did that   Read more

Q1 is just about over. If you’ve been following along since December, you’ve done the reflection work, built an action   Read more

So you made it through January. Maybe you did that December reflection work. Maybe you built an action plan that   Read more

Welcome back. I hope you took some time in December to do that reflection work I invited you to do   Read more

It’s likely late December now –  I promise, I’m not going to write about about New Year’s resolutions. Instead, I   Read more

This month I wanted to discuss the concept of heart centered leadership from a different angle.. My last few entries   Read more

When people think about science, the first image that usually comes to mind is a researcher in a white coat,   Read more

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Continuing the theme from last month, we are going to continue to ask the question: Should Scientist / Managers, and   Read more

As a mouse Alzheimer’s Disease expert, I always knew my doctoral research experience wasn’t going to neatly translate to most   Read more

Some years ago I conducted a webinar for job seekers in the life sciences..Freshly minted degrees in hand, they were   Read more

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