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π October 30th, 2:00 PM
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π As autumn arrives, routines shift. Cooler air and shorter days bring many of us back to research with a new rhythm. This season seems to invite both focus and reflection.
What does autumn bring to your work or studies?
#WeareTransmittingScience #LifeInScience #AutumnThoughts
β¨ π¬ βTis the season to replace lab meetings with merriment! We're dreaming of clementines for a burst of vitamin C, apple cider for warmth, strategic naps for optimal cognition, and all the πͺ we can eat. May your holidays be filled with wonder and relaxation! #LifeinScience β
How many stopcock are too many when you study hydration π§& Diabetes?
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Our count down is finally over! 3 months in Seattle, where I will be learning from the best (!) @BenjaminGern @KevinUrdahl. Feel blessed to bring my family for this adventure #lifeinscience
Boosting science salaries can attract top talent to tackle global challenges head-on. It's time to invest in the future by investing in science.
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For the first time in my scientific life, I opened a brand new parafilm box!
it was exciting! like once in a life time moment π #postdoclife #postdocvibes #lifeinscience #funinscience #parafilm
I'm happy that so many have responded positively to my positive thoughts on science careers! Thanks @NatureCareers for publishing this essay
Several have asked about the tweets themselves. Easiest way to find them is to search #lifeinscience @JeffRathmell
Being in science has its real challenges to address, but also lots of good. Keep balanced and remind yourself of the great sides of this career.
The good side of science: why I tweeted 31 reasons to love your career https://t.co/Kmb7yHu1H9
Thank you @Nature for highlighting @JeffRathmell 31 reasons to love #lifeinscience
https://t.co/9eaDHPrDap
intellectual freedom, life-long learning, puzzles, creativity, smart & energetic colleagues
Let's remember the positives! #lifeinscience #academia Like the author, I'm an academic "but I had a short stint in industry and have been involved in several biotechnology companies. Iβve seen pros and cons to both." https://t.co/rXtUP6oRkd
@JACoates I did a month with one positive tweet a day for December #lifeinscience.
There are tons of great things about this career path. There are negatives for sure, but it's important to not forget the good sides #balance
Reason #31 for #lifeinscience. Looking forward. Scientists are all about hope and optimism. We do complain too much, but itβs a great career & weβre always looking ahead with hope. Hereβs to a happy and successful 2023!
Reason #30 for #lifeinscience. Collaborators. From close friends to people Iβve never officially met, science is a small world and Iβve always found people happy to collaborate and help.
ALSO, happy anniversary to my own partner and collaborator @kimrynrathmell!
Reason #30 for #lifeinscience. Collaborators. From close friends to people Iβve never officially met, science is a small world and Iβve always found people happy to collaborate and help.
ALSO, happy anniversary to my own partner and collaborator @kimrynrathmell!
Reason #29 for #lifeinscience: Managing your way. A benefit of academics is choosing the composition & size of your group & managing in your own style. Academic freedom extends to with whom and how you work & mentor. Labs are like extended families that you shape and grow
Reason #28 for #lifeinscience: Government. From policy, advocacy, or running a lab, government can be overlooked. They need input & NIH needs scientists to help shape all we do. Itβs a great way to have a big impact. So be sure to call your senator & thank your program officer!
Reason #27 for #lifeinscience: Expert advice. The world needs experts to help in emergencies (ie COVID) & to guide policies. There is a need for people to act and communicate good science. Lack of trust in science is a big problem, but we are the ones who can fix it
Reason #26 for #lifeinscience: stable employment. Across industry or academia, the unemployment rate for biomedical PhD has been ~2% for years. In academics, contracts are year+ or tenured & while industry folk may move, they always land on their feet. PhDs give lifelong careers
Reason #25 for #lifeinscience: Yearly cycles. I love the cycles of the academic yearβslow summers, the excitement of new students in the fall, holiday break, then a big push back through spring. Happy holidaysβhope all can relax, reflect, and recharge!
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