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Building a Research Career
Social Commentary (Non-Science)
December 31, 20200Comments

2020 – The Year of Challenge

Are you thinking "good riddance" to the challenges of 2020? What if we take a deeper look at what "good" and "bad" has come from the past year.
by Morgan Giddings
Grant Writing with Morgan Giddings, PhD
MorganTV
Social Commentary (Non-Science)
June 23, 20110Comments

Racism, deception, aliveness, and how to connect with your audience

Bruce is an admitted (and reformed) racist, who cheated on his wife. In this Ted talk, he discusses how the amount of deception you practice in life is inversely proportional to
by Morgan Giddings
Grant Writing with Morgan Giddings, PhD
Academic Life
Social Commentary (Non-Science)
November 24, 20100Comments

Giving thanks … and no thanks … on thanksgiving

Originally I was going to post just about being thankful. See, despite shrinking budgets and challenging times, we scientists are a lucky group - especially those of us who have benefitted
by Morgan Giddings
Grant Writing with Morgan Giddings, PhD
Academic Life
Social Commentary (Non-Science)
July 22, 20100Comments

OMG, Your Model Is Speculative! How Dare You!?

How dare you to "speculate" about what your results might mean? That's the attitude I've received twice now, from two different reviewers, on two different papers. In the latest case, we did
by Morgan Giddings
Grant Writing with Morgan Giddings, PhD
Academic Life
Communication
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Social Commentary (Non-Science)
Technology
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
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