TIR offers a few tips on those all-important introductory e-mails. Continue reading
Please allow me to introduce myself… (a short guide to writing postdoc approach e-mails)
Author: Brooke Morriswood
Long-distance learning
Freddie Mercury, J K Rowling, and the scientific primary literature. Continue reading
MySciMoment: Brooke Morriswood
Every scientist has a “moment”, an event that set them on their path. This is my moment. Continue reading
An ingrate and a hypocrite
Randy Schekman bit the hand that fed him. He should be applauded. Continue reading
Losing the thread
Picking up a project sometimes means getting stuck in a labyrinth. Continue reading
Learning the lingo
Should there be a kind of “jury service” for young faculty on grant funding panels? Continue reading
Great scientists, great women – Pt. 1
The first of a new series celebrating individual women and their contributions to science, mathematics, medicine and engineering. Continue reading
Use-by data
It’s not just food that goes off. Continue reading
eLife – future present?
The first results of eLife’s pioneering peer review system might point to the future of scientific publication. Continue reading
The funny pages
Science writing doesn’t always have to be serious. Sometimes it can be silly too. Continue reading
Total Internal Reflection 