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When starting a company, you need to move out of your academic lab
The fifth installment of an edited transcript from a talk I gave at the medical device development course, Brigham and Women’s Hospital (Boston, MA) on entrepreneurship is now available at The Black Hole.
When starting a company, you need to move out of your academic lab
How to establish executive and advisory teams for your business venture
The fourth installment of an edited transcript from a talk I gave at the medical device development course, Brigham and Women’s Hospital (Boston, MA) on entrepreneurship is now available at The Black Hole.
How to establish executive and advisory teams for your business venture
Identifying the milestones in your translational venture
The third installment of an edited transcript from a talk I gave at the medical device development course, Brigham and Women’s Hospital (Boston, MA) on entrepreneurship is now available at The Black Hole.
Raising awareness on the disparity of women in science and the impact of implicit bias
A guest post from Dr. Kellie Machlus, who asks the question: what processes can we set in place to guard against implicit bias and increase diversity in our ranks?
Raising awareness on the disparity of women in science and the impact of implicit bias
Proposed U.S. budget cuts spell disaster for discovery research
Last week United States President Donald Trump outlined a budget proposal for the 2018 fiscal year that would cut more than $54 billion from U.S. non-defense discretionary programs, including nearly $6 billion (19 percent) from the National Institutes of Health. Our response is now available at The Black Hole.
Proposed U.S. budget cuts spell disaster for discovery research
What to do before pursuing science translation through entrepreneurship
The second installment of an edited transcript from a talk I gave at the medical device development course, Brigham and Women’s Hospital (Boston, MA) on entrepreneurship is now available at The Black Hole.
What to do before pursuing science translation through entrepreneurship
Why you should translate your discoveries from bench to bedside
The first installment of an edited transcript from a talk I gave at the medical device development course, Brigham and Women’s Hospital (Boston, MA) on entrepreneurship is now available at The Black Hole.
Why you should translate your discoveries from bench to bedside
How to find a job that leverages what you love
The third installment of a multi-part series on career options for young scientists is now available at The Black Hole.
Science careers outside of the academe
The second installment of a multi-part series on career options for young scientists is now available at The Black Hole.
Academe and industry are not your only career choices as a life sciences scholar
The first installment of a multi-part series on career options for young scientists is now available at The Black Hole.
Academe and industry are not your only career choices as a life sciences scholar
The line between successful academic and unemployment is razor thin
The twelfth installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
The line between successful academic and unemployment is razor thin
Negotiating your lab and office space requirements
The eleventh installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
Finding a suitable home for your research program – part 3, verifying fit
The tenth installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
Finding a suitable home for your research program – part 3, verifying fit
Finding a suitable home for your research program – part 2, budgeting and resources
The ninth installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
Finding a suitable home for your research program – part 2, budgeting and resources
Finding a suitable home for your research program – Part 1, reviewing the offer
The eighth installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
Finding a suitable home for your research program – Part 1, reviewing the offer
Facing facts: the harsh realities of the academic job hunt
The seventh installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
The actual job interview – what to expect
The sixth installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
Preparing for the academic job interview
The fifth installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
Major policy changes needed to bring academia into the 21st century
A compilation of major policy changes needed to improve academia, which have been gathered into topics and linked to previous posts is now available at The Black Hole.
Major policy changes needed to bring academia into the 21st century
Preparing your application package for an academic job
The fourth installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
The academic job search – getting your foot in the door
The third installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
Commencing the academic job search – impetus and deadlines
The second installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
The door to an academic science career – open or closed?
The first installment of a multi-part series on how to pursue an academic faculty appointment is now available at The Black Hole.
Looking South: the NIH’s 2016 fiscal outlook
An update on the status of NIH funding in the United States is now available at The Black Hole.