Communication - Grant Writing with Morgan Giddings, PhD

April 22, 20102Comments

The cost of information being “free”

I think that there's plenty of room in this world for good, free information. But for deep information that requires a real investment of time and energy to develop and keep up to date, the "free" model doesn't work well.

by Morgan Giddings

Building a Research Career

April 21, 20100Comments

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.

April 20, 20104Comments

Being called “guru centric” and getting personal in my business – MetaMorgan TV

I've noticed that whenever I show my "personal" side, some people seem to like it and others get annoyed. But what I'm doing here is all about personality. In today's episode, I explore what it means to "get personal" and why I think that is important.

April 19, 20102Comments

Living with the iPad: great, good, bad, and ugly – MetaMorgan TV

I've been using the Apple iPad for almost two weeks now, and in this video I discuss the ins and outs of the device. I've discovered that it shines in some unexpected ways, and also presents some unexpected challenges. It is not going to replace my Macbook laptop for some uses, but it does a great job for other uses - such as book reading.

by Morgan Giddings

Building a Research Career

April 15, 20109Comments

Writing grants isn’t about having a hypothesis, it’s about psychology – MetaMorgan TV

Morgan recently heard from someone that a good grant proposal must start with "In this proposal we " and it must be followed by a hypothesis that will be tested. Morgan delves into this issue, and mentions an upcoming series on grant writing that you won't want to miss.

by Morgan Giddings

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