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I got to hang out and share my thoughts with some fantastic people at UMass Chan Medical School. Thanks for the invitation!

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Puerto Rico might be just 100 x 35 miles, but the talent and creativity among its people are boundless. An image that speaks volume—Puerto Ricans at #NDiSTEM SACNAS. 🇵🇷

Love this! #representationmatters

I have a story to tell. And it’s one of resilience.

What Are the Chances of Getting More Than One NIGMS R01? loop.nigms.nih.gov/2024/11/what-a…

Many Black scientists fall through the cracks during their postdoc; I almost did myself. Last month, 70+ National Black Postdoctoral Association (NBPA) members met for the 1st time to strengthen our community.🙏🏾RT to help us reach new members/sponsors so we can continue to grow no matter the political climate

I really enjoyed this new book with a fresh take on the iconic scientist Marie Curie. One thing that has been overlooked in her career is that she trained 45 women scientists. Many of the top women in chemistry and physics gravitated to her lab and went on to successful careers.

For a PhD student, choosing a good lab is 10 times more important than choosing a particular topic to study

NY/NJ Postdocs: We are still recruiting for SPNSOR. Deadline: 11/15. mentornetworks.org/home/programsi…

Finding relevant papers for literature review takes a lot of time. So, MIT researchers built Undermind, an AI-powered search engine. It can generate well-researched overviews on any topic and is 10-50 times better than Google Scholar. Here's how to use it:

We have updated and expanded our database of fellowships for POSTDOCS in neuroscience/neurology/cog science. For each fellowship, we provide a description, $ amount, deadline, link, and eligibility criteria. Download our database freely here: research.jhu.edu/rdt/funding-op…

It's time. You all know where to find me: [at]drlambert

Michael Eisen Not enough time to dig for the data right now (it must be out there), but I’m curious if the reason young PIs get smaller % is b/c they make up a smaller % of applicants (assuming the average age of applicants is increasing). Would genuinely love to know/understand this better.

What It’s Like Being Married to Neil deGrasse Tyson - Key & Peele youtu.be/TyZSBqQ813c?si…. We need Key and Peele back.

Updating my CV and biosketch for 2025 and replacing all journal names with PMID or DOI. To be consistent with what we at HHMI ask all of our applicants to do HHMI Focus on the science, not the publication venue

Here's the thing. We have **NO IDEA** how to pick good graduate students. I served on admission committees for 10+ years, and chaired a few, and what I learned is that all the spreadsheets of grades and test scores and recommendations and essays and publications and interview