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 Reminder: This post series is an expansion of the post I wrote for ASPB’s Plant Science today blog in preparation for the Plant Biology 2016 meeting (Click […]
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 […]
As we are all aware, or should be, “Communication” is becoming a big deal in today’s science world. Not only is it important for publishing our work and getting research […]
With a full summer of conferences lined up, abstract season is here! We’ve spent all semester working towards improving scientific communication, so let’s put our skills to the test! Abstracts […]
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 […]
By Bethany Huot Here at The Pub Club we are actively working to “Stay on the Edge of Science” and “Fill the Void.” Our reason for pursuing these objectives is […]
There are three categories of job applicants: 1) the Qualified 2) the Competitive and 3) the Hired. Here at The Pub Club, we actively seek to Fill the Void to […]
In keeping with this semester’s mission to “Communicate the Relevance of our work to diverse audiences” TPC coordinator Danve Castroverde (He Lab) will introduce us to the CommKit from the […]