science mentoring - Grant Writing with Morgan Giddings, PhD

Having good mentoring is vital to move forward in a science career. Today's careers are fraught with complexities that didn't previously exist, and navigating through those can be daunting without good advice. However, if you seek out mentors who are too close to the "outcome of the experiment" (that would be you and your career), you are risking problems.

Un throttling your science career with a few simple tricks – MetaMorgan TV

Ever wonder how to juggle it all? Do you ever feel desperate and frustrated that you cannot get it all done? Morgan can relate. Earlier in the day before taping this episode, she was feeling exactly that way, asking herself: how can I get it all done? What am I going to do? Then she (re)discovered one simple fix that puts it all in perspective and made everything seem ok again…. watch today's episode to find out what that is.

Pushing graduate students out the door: is it right? – The Not So Boring Scientist

In today's episode, Morgan discusses the issue of graduate students and timelines. Presently, the term of graduate studies is often limited by most universities, to prevent people from becoming

Balancing grant vs paper writing early in a science career – The “Dear Morgan” Q&A

In today's "Dear Morgan" episode, Morgan brainstorms on the following question: "How to balance grant-writing and paper-writing in the very beginning of the faculty appointment. Is it wiser (even under

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