How to Put Yourself at the Center of Your Personal StatementI was getting ready to hop the commuter train home from work and I could not stop thinking about a personal statement I was editing for a…Mar 24, 2021Mar 24, 2021
Published inThe StartupThe Mouse-Go Rule for Academic WritingFollowing this one rule will improve your academic documentApr 17, 20201Apr 17, 20201
Published inThe StartupAcademic science writers beware: zombie nouns aheadThey were once active verbs, full of life —Apr 9, 20203Apr 9, 20203
Published inThe StartupIn defense of telling a “science story”Your science should tell a story. I’m here to defend this oft-quoted and oft-misunderstood piece of advice.Mar 22, 2020Mar 22, 2020
Published inNeurocrewData Analysis Part 2: A cost-benefit analysis of coding bootcampsCoding boot camps are becoming increasingly popular, and there are publicly validated data sets that we analyzed to understand what…Aug 13, 2019Aug 13, 2019
Published inNeurocrewData Analysis Part 1: What are the outcomes of coding boot camps?So you don’t have a computer science degree but you want to break into the tech industry. Maybe you’ve considered signing up for a…Aug 13, 2019Aug 13, 2019
Published inNeurocrewIs your science manuscript missing interpretive sentences?When you run an experiment, you — as the scientist — know what results you’re looking for. Even if your hypothesis doesn’t bear out…Jul 16, 2019Jul 16, 2019
Published inNeurocrewWhen it comes to science outreach, the setting mattersWritten by Amelia Douglass, PhD for NeurocrewJun 28, 2019Jun 28, 2019
Published inNeurocrewHow I leveraged the power of podcasts to create academic communityWritten by Kathryn Vaillancourt for NeurocrewJun 26, 2019Jun 26, 2019
Published inNeurocrewHow to share your science without losing your audienceWritten by Maria Montchal, PhDc for NeurocrewJun 25, 2019Jun 25, 2019