Science writing allows us to communicate science to the general public, but we can do more. Science art and other fields are moving us into a new revolution of science communication. Read on for the next frontiers of science communication.
Alternative careers in science, Part 3
In a previous post, I talked about academia not being designed for people who have depression, anxiety, etc to succeed. I also spent some time talking about imposter syndrome. This particular post is the second in a series about careers other than being a research advisor (PI) or even being a researcher in industry. Part 3 in a 3 part series.
Learn Logic the Practical Way
When I started graduate school, I understood the science well, but was struggling to understand how to interpret results. Learning logic through programming helped. Here’s how.
Stand Up to Authority with These 3 Steps
Afraid of authority? Stand up to authority with 3 steps to empowerment!
This piece of advice changed my life, but not in the way intended
I had a past that told me that I had to do whatever it took to reach the end of the road I was stuck on. But this piece of advice helped me realize that I can veer off course to find the path that’s right for me.
Mental Health: Silence When Things are Bad
Mental health issues impact my life as a PhD student as well as my future life as a scientist. Let’s talk about the impact these issues have and how we can create a community that fosters scientists who have chronic depression and anxiety.
What you need to know about failure in science
In science, we fail all the time. But we don’t talk about it nearly as much. Here’s what you need to know about failure in science.
