Should I stay or should I go?
Reflections of a New PI by Christian Danve M. Castroverde “Should I stay or should I go?” belts The Clash in their classic punk rock hit from 1982. Although this […]
Reflections of a New PI by Christian Danve M. Castroverde “Should I stay or should I go?” belts The Clash in their classic punk rock hit from 1982. Although this […]
I became familiar with Erin Sparks on Twitter (@ErinSparksPhD) , and finally got to meet her this summer at the 2017 ICAR conference. Riding the bus back together from the […]
By Bethany Huot While a big part of participating in scientific meetings is to hear and share new discoveries, in today’s world, going to conferences for this purpose is not […]
Since the beginning of The Pub Club it has been one of our primary goals to help Undergrads, Grad students and Post Docs improve their ability to communicate their science. […]
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 […]
Excerpts from: “The Art of Having Difficult Conversations” June 12, 2015 By Aisha Langford “The ability to have difficult conversations is important for career success, productivity and relationships in almost […]
Remember to click the enlarge button in the lower right corner to see better, also push pause if you wish to see a picture longer. Thanks to “BBQ Postdoc” Alex […]
Post by: Bethany Huot Our motto here at The Pub Club is “Meeting on the edge of science,” the goal of which is to enhance our ability to conduct and […]
shared by: Bethany Huot I came across this post and thought it had some useful information relevant to our recent discussions. I am sharing only a couple of excerpts here, […]
recommended by: Brian Kvitko Written by Brittany Leaning | @bleaning To all the conference-goers out there, I’d like to challenge you to think long and hard about one simple question: What’s […]