Guide to Finding your Career Goals: by ASM Careers
This is an issue frequently addressed in our TPC Gatherings, Website Posts and discussions. From posts like “Is your Professional Portrait a Picasso or a Da Vinci?” through “Chance Favors […]
TPC Structure #2: Student-Driven/PI-Supported
TPC Structure #2: Student-Driven/PI-Supported As explained in TPC Structure#1: Leadership, just as important as How to Lead is Who Leads. The Pub Club’s success has been due to the fact […]
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TPC – Will History Repeat?
In preparing for Fall 2016 I realized it looks a lot like Fall 2014 when The Pub Club was born. For those who have not heard the story and those […]
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TPC Structure #1: Leadership
TPC Structure #1: Leadership Merriam-Webster Leadership: The ACT of Leading / The ABILITY to Lead – Leading: providing direction or guidance – Lead: To GUIDE or DIRECT on a course […]
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Looking To The Future Through The Past
By Bethany Huot Looking back over the last two years, it is quite amazing to see what we have accomplished. For those who have not heard the story or for […]
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Reflections on The Pub Club Meets Weigel World
Friday, May 13, 2016, The Pub Club had our first ever Skype mini-conference event. We had the great opportunity to meet with the entire Weigel lab in Tuebingen, Germany without […]
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“Meeting on the edge of science” with Ian Baldwin
This week The Pub Club had the opportunity to host Ian Baldwin for breakfast. Since we had over 2 hours with him, we had several small groups rotate through. In […]
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Career tips over breakfast with John McDowell
This morning The Pub Club had the opportunity to have breakfast with today’s Monday PRL/PLB seminar speaker, John McDowell. We discussed many topics while we munched on our bagels and […]
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The CRISPR zoo and gene drive
A recent news feature in Nature (Welcome to the CRISPR zoo) highlights the myriad of ongoing applications for CRISPR technology: from controlling disease in engineered bee populations to CRISPi chickens […]
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Planning Python Group 2016 (& Recaps)
We created a list of topics we wanted to learn this semester: 1. R Working with our own data sets and stats issues as a group!! (no tutorials) List of […]
