Martin Schwartz believes the answer to the reproducibility and ethics crisis in research is to embrace an attitude of serene…
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Be bold. Be insightful. Be wise. NIH wants your thoughts on the impact and sustainability of the biomedical research enterprise.…
Read MoreOrganizing a local meeting sponsored by the ASCB is an amazing opportunity to network and exercise your leadership, organizational, and…
Read MoreDuring your graduate education, you acquired many intangible skills, such as grant writing, scientific presentation, critical thinking, and experimental troubleshooting.…
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The current “stars” of lab model systems—round worms, fruit flies, and yeasts—are too limited, says Graham Warren, professor at the…
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Reference managers aren’t just for managing citations anymore. These days, reference (a.k.a. citation or personal bibliographic) management software can toss…
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When you next look up at the night sky, know that among the stars and planets there’s a new cell…
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