@CancerMicrobes@baylorgraduate Check out this profile of just one of our awesome @BiologyBaylor doctoral students! Interested applicants can apply here by December 1st!! https://t.co/Sx8tJKzqlm
Hey y'all! Check out our newest graduate student interview featuring Colin Scano from the Greathouse lab! Be sure to follow our YouTube channel so you don't miss the next video!
https://t.co/cv0AbXlJUD
@BiologyBaylor is looking for the next great set of Doctoral Students! Whether you're interested in microbes or evolution, cancer or mosquitos, we have a research lab for that. Plus up to 6 years of guaranteed funding and the very livable Waco TX. @baylorgraduate
@GCURSatRice is the premiere venue for honing your presentation skills prior to graduate school. We've sent students there almost every year including Jenna featured below!
You know what's very demure, very mindful? Coming to our informative GCURS session to ask all your questions! Join us on Monday, August 26, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM CT for a webinar hosted by Carly Graverson, a current grad student & GCURS alum. Register: https://t.co/iOAoUhl9U4
Broad search for early- and mid-career faculty in cell, molecular, genetics fields related to human disease. Baylor is a wonderful place to work with stellar resources and a collegial/collaborative environment. DM me with questions!
#StayWellinResearch
43. The Success Illusion
When you look at other CVs, all you see is a series of successes. It seems as though the person has never had a paper rejected or any failures. The reality is usually much different. From 52 Ways to Stay Well. https://t.co/n5uTRQyLyO
Merry Christmas to/from the Taube Lab from the beautiful @baylor Science Building! It's a privilege to work with such fantastic scientists. @BiologyBaylor
It's been a great time for conferences this semester. We had UG researchers at Rice in Houston, AACR in Boston, and St. Jude's in Memphis. Plus, 3 grad students at AACR-Breast Cancer in San Diego. Look out SABCS San Antonio! #EMT#SABCS23#gcurs@BiologyBaylor@baylorgraduate
#PhD students, don't get discouraged if your studies are too far from an immediate impact or application!
You don't have to do the science that everyone is doing today.
Instead, your today's research can become the CRUCIAL contribution to the science in the far future.
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Here are some example:
1️⃣ In 1970s, Saul Teukolsky was a PhD student at Caltech and worked an entirely hypothetical problem that had no connection with reality - perturbation of black holes.
In 2016, scientists reported gravitational waves from merging black holes. After that, his old PhD work became quite popular because black holes finally became experimentally measurable objects.
2️⃣ In 1958, Hummers published a method to prepare graphite oxide. No one seems to have been noticing it until a Nobel prize was awarded for graphene in 2010. Now, this is cited >25,000 times.
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In #science, it’s pretty rare for your work to have a real immediate impact.
Impact often takes time.
This is why it’s important to be driven by curiosity.
Without curiosity, previous generations wouldn’t have made so much progress.
Exploration of the unknown, hypothetical theories and "weird" experiments from the past largely make the science of today possible.
#AcademicTwitter
#Perfectionism: Have no fear of perfection - you'll never achieve it. Just do your best.
In research there is no perfect. Knowledge is contested. Reviewers disagree. There are limitations in all research. So do you best and get it done.
#PhDchat#ECRchat#postdoc#PhDforum
Feel like an imposter?
1. Realise imposter feelings are normal. Most of us have occasional imposter feelings. But it's important to remember that feeling like an imposter does not mean you are an imposter. From: The Imposter Syndrome https://t.co/Q80kvfZdoo #PhDchat#ECRchat
@baylorbiology is recruiting for our 2024 PhD class! Diverse areas of biology from top faculty at an R1 research institution in the Heart of Texas. Competitive stipends with up to 6 years of internal funding. @baylorgraduate#gradschool#phdlife
For 70% of the planet, water security is a concern. 🌎💧
These Baylor researchers -- environmental scientists, biologists, statisticians & computer scientists -- have come together to help improve access to clean water:
https://t.co/0XAz3sxfnH
Thank you to @Baylor for sharing my story of overcoming stage IV cancer to help develop better treatment for #cancer.
Researcher Explores the Role of Gut Microbiome and Diet to Potentially Improve Cancer Patients’ Response to Treatment https://t.co/aTk2MxudJ6 via @baylor
Join Us!! Several exciting positions @Baylor in @BiologyBaylor. See prior posts for department chair and tenure-track Comp Bio. Additionally, we have two Lecturer positions open. Baylor undergrads are fantastic - here's your chance to teach them! https://t.co/vqsLEYKpYP
Attention prospective Biology Graduate Students for 2024. @BiologyBaylor offers competitive stipends, 5 years of internal funding, and the most outstanding set of research mentors assembled in one place!
https://t.co/jUXaOpQDtl
Attention prospective Biology Graduate Students for 2024. New @BiologyBaylor faculty Dr. Mariana Giassetti is recruiting students for research into Mammalian Fertility @baylorgraduate#Phdchat#PhD