How can researchers, scientists, and engineers reclaim our role as society’s pioneers and leaders? Think of Einstein, Watson, Crick, Franklin, and Curie. These names will echo through the centuries—far outlasting…
From Broken Science to Slow Science
I was preparing to write a post about how we gleefully tear each other down in the research community, rather than focusing on building, inspiring, and creating. Then I read…
Do You Know What Your Reviewers Want?
Increase your chances for NIH, NSF or other funding: connecting your proposal with the community’s problem At this point in your research career, chances are you know what it feels…
Reignite the Dream: How We Can Overcome Hubris and Make Science Matter Again
On Wednesday November 6, many of us awoke to a changed world. The US election had just been called. And whatever side of the political divide you fall on, it…
Reason is the Party that Lost...
… and why that shouldn’t be a surprise to any of us. I am writing this before checking in on the results of the 2024 US presidential election, and one…
Compelling, Easy to Understand, Easy to Distribute
The aftermath of this election cycle* brings with it the same questions that always happen at the end of an election cycle. “Was the U.S. not ready for a president…
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