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Category: Policy

Injured squid, rogue cancer cells, kids book review

It’s been a busy couple of months for me, and I’ve had the opportunity to write about some really neat … More

AAAS, book review, cancer, GEN, kids, On Parenting, pain, Pain Research Forum, parenting, squid, tumors

Science under siege

In the United States, the vast majority of scientific studies are performed by federally funded scientists. Science funding was already … More

government shutdown, NIH, NSF, science funding, sequestration

Updated clips page

I’ve updated the clips page with my posts for the American Association for the Advancement of Science blogs from the last … More

AAAS, grad students, High Quality Research Act, irreproducibility, NIH, non-academic careers, outreach, postdocs, Science Buddies, sequestration

10 ways scientists can use Twitter and rehab for scientists?

10 ways scientists can benefit from Twitter I’ll admit that when I first heard about Twitter, I didn’t really understand … More

AAAS, NIH, scientific misconduct, social media, twitter

PhD parents: first to leave the pipeline?

A New York Times article posted yesterday presents a pretty convincing case for the financial reasons (and some other weighty reasons) not to … More

grad students, jobs, parenting, postdocs, training

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