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 […]
Perspectives from Sharon Long – a pioneer in plant science
Fred Ausubel’s talk was by far my favorite at the 2014 IS-MPMI Congress. Not because the other talks were boring or bad, but because he told the story of his […]
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The COM Meet-up @ ASPB Plant Bio 16
This Podcast was recorded at the ASPB Plant Biology 2016 conference. Bethany is an ambassador for ASPB and, of course, The Pub Club. In this dual role she has held […]
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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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Re-imaging Graduate Student Training
If you have read our post on “Career Opportunities for Plant Scientists,” you may have clicked on the link for Unleashing a Decade of Innovation in Plant Science: A Vision […]
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How I Work Q & A with Ian Street
Ian Street (@IHStreet) is doing live Q&A’s at Plant Biology 2016 for his “How I Work” series. Here he interviews graduate student Bethany Huot from Michigan State University discussing how […]
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Was It Worth It? Python Group & The PC by Katie W
Was it worth it? I joined Python Group during my senior year of my undergraduate degree. I spent a majority of my time outside of the lab developing my computational […]
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Communication: Is This Thing On…
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. […]
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Getting to know “The Other Bench”
Summer is finally here again. The trees are full and green, the flowers are blooming and the birds sure seem happy about it. Did you notice, or were you too […]
