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Bookworms (a short guide to staying on top of the scientific literature)

August 4, 2019August 5, 2019 ~ Brooke Morriswood ~ 3 Comments
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Gerrit Dou, “The Night School”

Scientists are taught how to to plan their experiments, but not their reading. And if you don’t read the literature, how can you ask the right questions or do the proper experiments in your chosen field?

Here’s some tips for getting started. Continue reading →

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