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19 tips for giving an effective talk
“During my time in graduate school, I’ve learned many lessons about how to give an effective talk — often by giving an ineffective talk and receiving much-needed feedback,” Adriana Norris writes.
Calendar of events, awards and opportunities
Happening this week: "Finding the funds" webinar about the National Institute on Aging's opportunities and a journal club about the long-term effects of the pandemic on the careers and lives of women in science.
How active learning affects STEM students with learning disabilities
Many accommodations that students with disabilities use were designed to be used for lecture courses.
‘I was in the right place at the right time’
Mark Witmer, a senior director at Bristol Myers Squibb, talked to ASBMB Today about what it’s like to be an industry manager.
Proteomics reveals new biological insights
The Molecular & Cellular Proteomics session at Discover BMB includes three investigators who are pushing boundaries to provide new biological and clinical knowledge.
A time for reflection — and data
“Some researchers suggest the pandemic has served as the proverbial canary in the coal mine, highlighting and amplifying existing disparities and inequities within the STEMM workplace.”
How the ASBMB shaped my career
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Calendar of events, awards and opportunities
Happening this week: ASBMB chat on the COVID-19 pandemic's effects on the careers and lives of women in STEM. Plus, save the date for our undergraduate education meeting this summer!
Making the most of a conference as an undergrad
Tips for first-timers as #DiscoverBMB nears.
Bumpus leads with science
Namandjé Bumpus recently stepped away from her lab at Johns Hopkins to become the chief scientist of the FDA.
Inequalities on the digital campus
Students’ unequal experiences remind us of the important role institutions like universities and governments can — and must — play in compensating for the stark divides in students’ home lives.
Calendar of events, awards and opportunities
Happening this week: Black history in the making, a virtual event featuring research talks by postdocs. Plus, applications for PROLAB are due.
The case for mature medical students
“Of the 14 English-speaking medical schools in Canada, only two … make very slight accommodations for older, experienced candidates,” the authors write.
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