What an incredible commencement weekend! 🐻 🎓
Visit https://t.co/fQGjnmHoCb to see ceremony recordings, event programs and the hundreds of amazing moments our photographers captured of the newest UMaine graduates and their loved ones.
Negative impacts of warming on the nutritional quality of wild blueberries mulch and biochar-compost mix as mitigation techniques https://t.co/ISN0nFZuED
Leadership skills are similar to research skills - we aren’t born knowing the best approaches but we can learn.
And just like learning how to be a researcher, growing as a leader involves making mistakes, listening to feedback, and improving over time.
What an incredible week at #PAG32 in #SanDiego! I’m thrilled to share our work on genome-environmental associations to uncover the genetics behind local adaptation in Cowpea—key insights for climate-resilient crop improvement. Visit poster booth 810 to learn more!
Most of our science PhD students will go on to careers that involve more than just science, and so we need to provide them experiences beyond just research.
A PhD should also be about learning communication, leadership, project management, and a whole set of professional skills.
#MentorFirst is an initiative to improve mentoring in graduate education.
In a new Editor's Blog post, @hholdenthorp spoke with @jenheemstra and @GargLab to learn more about it. https://t.co/lZMZhZ8Fwd
We are researchers and we are mentors, and it matters which we put first. Join us in pledging to be a #MentorFirst and encourage others to do the same. Together, we can improve mentoring in academia to benefit the next generation of researchers!
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As a PI, I’ve worked to ban the word “easy” from my vocabulary when talking about research.
Nothing is easy, and the longer we’re out of the lab, the more we tend to forget this.
Amazing & important work by #PCA committee member and #EDIC award winner @thelma_madzima. These conversations are as important as, and instrumental to, the science itself!