Science is Communication – How The Story’s Told
By Bethany Huot You may have heard the saying that how well you understand something is evidenced by how well you can explain or teach it to someone else. There […]
Science is Communication – A Time to R.O.A.R.
By Bethany Huot This year at The Pub Club we have been focusing on one of the most important aspects of doing science – Communication! While we may view conducting […]
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Conference Prep Series: Storify your Science
By Bethany Huot This year at The Pub Club we have been focusing on one of the most important aspects of doing science – Communication. This post will introduce you […]
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Conference Prep Series: Tweetiquette
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 […]
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Conference Prep Series: Networking The COM
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 […]
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#TPCOnTheRoad 2017
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 […]
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Tips on Digital Identity Management from Kate Meyers Emery
Social media has permeated almost every facet of our lives, which has a large impact on our professional images. To help with strategic career management, one of the GradHacker co-founders, […]
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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 […]
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Writing That Standout Research Statement
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 […]
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The Pub Club: Who, What & Why…
The Pub Club (TPC) is a small group of people (2 to 40) within the educational community gathering together to take ownership of the Academic phase of their Careers. The […]
