This study follows the career trajectories of the winners of an
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early-career funding award and finds that researchers with greater mobility, men, and those hired at well-funded institutions experience greater subsequent funding success.
Dad, who’s the most famous scientist you’ve ever met?
Uh, I guess Jim Watson.
Tell me about him.
(20 minutes later)
AND YOU DIDN’T PUNCH HIM RIGHT IN THE FACE?!?!
I’m planning a complete makeover of my office. What’s the right number of old copies of Molecular Biology of the Cell to have sitting on the bookshelf?
Exercise tip: want to increase your morning step count? “Forget” your ID badge in the car, walk all the way to your office, back to the car, search the car, then realize the badge was around your neck the whole time. Please follow for more exercise tips.
I have a story that is going to seem impossible to many, but is 100% true. A person came to me with a problem. I sent one (1) email. A policy was changed. The problem was solved. I am still reeling from this event and will take the rest of the week off.
Not only do I tell my students how much they cost, I also tell them where they rank on my favorites list. (Since everyone is on edge, this is obviously a joke.)
Well I should be practicing the big talk I have tomorrow but instead I’m snuggled up with the kids watching some terrible Little Mermaid prequel because what is even the point.
Not Wordle, but as much of a GPCR as Twitter will allow.
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1) Publish paper.
2) Make all code to generate all final figures publicly available.
3) See new paper that uses code on different tumor type, gaining novel insights.
4) Find out they cited you appropriately.
5) Be happy that open science worked as it should!
Tomorrow
@TheFeiginLab
is setting aside time for career development - updating CVs, IDPs, LinkedIn, ORCID, Google Scholar, personal websites, discussing long term goals, practicing elevator pitches. What other discussions/exercises have people found useful?
Next week my lab is setting aside an afternoon for career development - updating CVs, IDPs, biosketch, discussing long term goals. What other discussions/exercises have people found useful?
Breaking News: A pancreatic cancer vaccine provoked an immune response in half of the patients treated in a small trial, a finding that experts described as very promising.
Any newish PIs in the cancer field who maybe need to bulk up their CV before promotion want to give a talk here? Let me know! (So many people gave me this opportunity so I want to pass it on!)
Can someone please tell me the optimal amount of single cell sequencing to propose in my R01 to get equal numbers of “too much hypothesis” and “fishing expedition” reviewer comments?
Is there a place I can take the kids on half days where there’s tons of activities for them, but also a sound-proof room where I can work and keep and eye on them, but also it’s a bar?
Happy (something) anniversary to my first day as a postdoc! I was so excited to start that I didn’t realize it was a holiday, showed up at 8am and sat outside the lab for 4 hours waiting for anyone else to come in. They never did, so I went home and tried again the next day.
Everything you need to know about cancer was discovered in this paper. (Ok, not everything, but you’d be shocked at how much of what we know today was noted in this manuscript.)
So disappointed that the Ada Twist Netflix show is teaching our kids that they should form hypotheses. Ada, just single cell sequence those sad looking plants!!
I need an app that determines the amount of time I should spend writing a grant based on dollar amount, page count, number of soul crushing associated required documents, and likelihood of success.
Grant unfortunately not discussed. This was at least comic relief when reading the summary statement. I guess connecting flights aren't a thing for the best scientists. Should have pushed for a GNV to SFO flight in my offer letter.