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Learn when—and how—to say no in your professional life
We ask you to consider whether your workload threatens to overwhelm your homeostasis &to adopt strategies to help you manage your commitments. #NextGenSci https://bit.ly/4aDWmXm
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Managing up: An industry skill you can learn in academia
Our columnist explains how "managing" your boss helps everyone involved. #NextGenSci #AcademicChatter https://bit.ly/4qcZVsO
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The best way to learn about issues on the career road ahead
There’s no app for it, our columnist writes, but your network can help offer some directions. #NextGenSci #Networking https://bit.ly/49aZitM
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Should you set out on your own as an independent consultant?
It can be a welcome alternative for those who prize independence, our columnist writes—but don’t ignore the tradeoffs. #NextGenSci https://bit.ly/49H3lOy
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🎙️ Podcast: How failures help us make new discoveries
In a chat with producer Kevin McLean, Letters Editor Jennifer Sills shares stories from NextGen Voices about failures that led them in unexpected directions in their science careers.
Listen now: https://bit.ly/4pZKH9T #NextGenSci #ScienceCareers
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🎙️ Podcast: How failures help us make new discoveries
In a chat with producer Kevin McLean, Letters Editor Jennifer Sills shares stories from NextGen Voices about failures that led them in unexpected directions in their science careers.
Listen now: https://bit.ly/4pZKH9T #NextGenSci #ScienceCareers
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The keys to a powerful #LinkedIn profile
This article will outline a few crucial sections and common mistakes to help you get started. Then, it's all about letting your own creative juices flow to craft a profile that is as unique as you are. #NextGenSci #JobSearch https://bit.ly/49Y3jSY
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The keys to a powerful LinkedIn profile
These tips will help you create an effective—and unique—online presence #SocialMediaDay #NextGenSci #JobSearch https://bit.ly/3K2LnMp
Three reminders to help you thrive—not merely survive—in grad school. #NextGenSci #PhDAdvice https://bit.ly/3JcrtOp
Launching your laboratory marks the beginning of a new and exciting phase of your career. But few of us have any training in the management skills necessary to build and run an effective lab. Here, we offer 3 important tips to keep in mind. #NextGenSci https://bit.ly/4fBDQzE
#NextGenSci asks: In the form of a haiku, assess the state of science in your country. What are your country’s science-related strengths and weaknesses?
#NextGenSci asks: In the form of a haiku, assess the state of science in your country. What are your country’s science-related strengths and weaknesses?
Submit your answer by 21 August for a chance to be published in Science: scim.ag/459Ozh2
In a tough #academic job market, two key strategies can boost your chances:
✅ Maximize signal—make your application clear and compelling
✅ Minimize noise—apply broadly within your goals
Read more: bit.ly/44ykqqg #NextGenSci #JobSearch #ScienceCareers
#NextGenSci gave young scientists this prompt: When pursuing science education or work abroad, what is the biggest challenge you face? What one change would help scientists from your country or region overcome this challenge?
Here's how they responded: scim.ag/4llEPGf
My voice in Science 🌍
🔗 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
In the #NextGenSci section, I spoke about the very real challenge Ukrainian scientists face: crossing borders during war, especially for men.
#Ukraine #Science #Voices #AcademicMobility #NextGenSci
Studying or working abroad comes with many challenges but also great opportunities. What can help early-career researchers navigate this journey? Check out my answer (and those of other researchers) in this @science.org piece: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... #NextGenSci
Illustration of two people, one holding a large pencil, the other walking along a path of diverging arrows. Hedline is "Rules all PIs should follow."
#NextGenSci asked young scientists to write a rule that all principal investigators should be required to follow to improve the experience of young scientists in their lab.
Check out their answers on #NationalHigherEducationDay: scim.ag/45zsFEr
A scientist with multiple arms holding a duster, a baby, an oar, and a cake. There are multiple items in the background, including books, a clock, and other scientific equipment.
"As it turns out, pharmaceutical compounding translates well to the art of baking. … After all, cooking is chemistry."
From sports to baking, scientists shared scientific skills with #NextGenSci that could be applied outside of academia: scim.ag/4mk5Avy #WorldBakingDay
Photo of a mic with the text: #NextGenSci asks: When pursuing science education or work abroad, what is the biggest challenge you face? What one change would help scientists from your country or region overcome this challenge?
#NextGenSci asks: When pursuing science education or work abroad, what is the biggest challenge you face? What one change would help scientists from your country or region overcome this challenge?
Answer by 16 May for a chance to be published in Science: scim.ag/44iG0AD
#phdlife #academicchatter #phdchatter #nextgensci #nih #nsf #doe #noaa #usda #cdc #sciencefunding #politics #standupforscience #highered #research
#NextGenSci asks: If scientists in your field held a conference today similar to Asilomar, what would you identify as the biggest risk posed by research in your field, and what one action would you suggest to most effectively address it?
If scientists in your field held a similar conference today to #Asilomar, what would you identify as the biggest risk posed by research in your field, and what one action would you suggest to most effectively address it?
Today is the deadline to submit your answer to #NextGenSci: scim.ag/3ClDdLv
#NextGenSci asks: If scientists in your field held a similar conference today similar to Asilomar, what would you identify as the biggest risk posed by research in your field, and what one action would you suggest to most effectively address it?
#NextGenSci asks: If scientists in your field held a similar conference today to Asilomar, what would you identify as the biggest risk posed by research in your field, and what one action would you suggest to most effectively address it?
Submit your answer to Science: https://scim.ag/3ClDdLv
Lots of news lately, lots of ideas about possible futures. Roll those ideas into something creative over at @science.org #NextGenSci www.science.org/content/page...
#NextGenSci gave young scientists this prompt: Write a pair of haiku. In the first, describe academia or your field in 2025; in the second, describe your predictions for 2050.
Read a selection of the responses: scim.ag/3Wa7gw9
✨ My Reflections on Open Science on the Pages of Science ✨
The truth isn't in the article, but in two haiku! 😉
doi.org/10.1126/scie...
🗝 Transparency doesn’t always mean fairness, and openness doesn’t always mean accessibility.
#NextGenSci #Science #OpenScience
I was diagnosed with audio processing disorder late in life, which is like dyslexia for your sense of hearing. Taking notes in class from a powerpoint and a lecturer resulted in a mishmash of words in my notebook. Transcripts of talks and recorded audio allow playback are a life saver! #NextGenSci
What one thing would you change about the training or careers in your field to improve accessibility for people with visible and/or invisible disabilities?
In 2020, #NextGenSci asked young scientists this question: scim.ag/3ZAciUH #InternationalDayOfPersonsWithDisabilities
Welcome to #SciEd & #NGSS a community for Science Educators 💙🧡💚
Welcome to the #SciEd #NGSS community, it great to see you here 💙🧡💚
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"Needle tears a wound, epithelial scar." #NextGenSci #NIN
