Category: Military Science Research

I’m currently reading It’s Called Work for a Reason by Larry Winget.  In this book, Larry says that the secret to success   Read more

I don’t particularly like ties in their own right.  They’re uncomfortable.  Ties aren’t required by my employer and not many   Read more

This posting is about having a little bit of fun – but serious “fun” – in neuroscience. The reason it   Read more

Information seems to be the hot word today. It’s one of those slippery concepts that exists in a somewhat definable   Read more

There’s a joke in the research world that you don’t submit a research proposal to NIH until you’ve already done   Read more

That choice wasn’t anything that I thought about when leaving academia for government research.  Perhaps because my first government post,   Read more

Dispatch from Paris: This week was the annual meeting of the Organization for Computational Neuroscience. This year, it took place   Read more

While completing my masters in public health (MPG) in epidemiology and biostatistics, I was working in clinical research for pharmaceutical   Read more

Ever wonder why you never hear about postdoc job opportunities at military research institutes?   One reason is that adequate   Read more

Finding a good job in today’s economy is a challenge, especially when it comes to specialized research. Many PhDs are   Read more