Hey @ScottAdamsSays , grabbed a few graduation presents for my Masters students. Love the book; great advice for all professions/careers (including Forensics!)
@MindlinFndtn Rapid detection of children’s cells in forensic evidence using autofluorescence profiles. Needed for missing/exploited children cases. Single experiment. #1Tweet1P
@_Astro_Nerd_ @mmgrabow Went straight from BS to PhD. Was confident PhD was always endpoint and wanted to minizmize time in grad school ($$, time to starting career position)
@amandadeibert I was told i would never get into grad school or have a career if i tried to switch fields and do interdisciplinary work. After finishing my BS in Molec Bio, I completed a PhD in Geology, then an interdisc postdoc and later faculty position. Just got tenure last year.
Don't devalue the effort you spend on tasks that support your research project. Updating notebook, planning an experiment, #writing, washing glassware or making media *is* being productive. 👉 It.All.Counts.👈
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Can #ForensicScience help Batman track down a drug kingpin chemist fleeing from the Caped Crusader? 🥬🦇🎙️
This week, we're joined by Chris Ehrhardt, associate professor at @VCU. Find out below why kale is significant to tracking the chemist!
https://t.co/ghJYnMUGPc