Rediscovering the Lost Art of Thinking in Science
By Bethany Huot and Miranda Haus One of the most difficult tasks regarding science communication occurs at the start: identifying the Big Question. On March 10, 2017, Doug Schemske visited […]
Conversations with Julin Maloof: A Contemplative Retrospective
by Danve Castroverde “The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it.” -Molière The week after Thanksgiving, I had the wonderful opportunity to have breakfast with Dr. Julin Maloof […]
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TPC Structure #3: Tools and Their Uses
TPC Structure #3: Tools and Their Uses As many of you know, one of the Nodes in my COM is a friend by the name of Scott. Having a different […]
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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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Working as a Plant Biology Consultant
This post is also published on ASPB’s site, Plant Science Today. At the 2016 Plant Biology conference in Austin, Texas, we had the opportunity to sit down with Michael Gonzalez […]
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What’s Next?
I started The Pub Club after a series of conference experiences left me wondering, “Why don’t I get to have this all the time?” If you’re anything like me – […]
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MSU Courses in Statistics & Computer Science
MSU Courses: Statistics Statistics for Biologists (STT464): This course is a step1 for individuals with no background in statistics. The course covers the basics of the importance of statistical analysis, experimental […]
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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 […]
