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Lighting fires
As I was cleaning out my desk recently, I found this: If it sounds a little like a blogger you know, that’s because it is. Well, to be exact it’s adapted from a comment left on my blog quite some time … Continue reading
Posted in biomedical research, motivation, random
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My future foretold
A not-so-excellent comment on an excellent post by Dr. Isis: If we all waited for tenureship [to have children] there would be a lot of bitter dried up old childless prunes. This is eexactly the attitude that encourages departments to … Continue reading
Posted in rant, women in STEM
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Simple Essentials: Analog tools I love
Technology has changed how we do things in many ways. If you have written a grant, review article, or dissertation, you can appreciate how it’s made that aspect of your life easier. Have you ever thought what it would be … Continue reading
Posted in tools of the trade
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To be me again…
Yesterday I finally had that moment where I realized I’m beginning to feel like me again. Maybe you know what I mean. For quite a long time now–at least a year, if not closer to two–I’ve felt out of sorts … Continue reading
Posted in advisor/trainee interactions, attitudes, balance
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Cleaning day
Achoo! Hmm, it was getting a little dusty over here. I’ve been blogging over at LabSpaces for about six weeks now. There’s a great, fun group of bloggers over there, and I’ve been enjoying myself. However, I find that I sometimes … Continue reading
Posted in blogging
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