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Finishing up 2 weeks on inpatient (non-COVID, largely) service. Reflecting back, particularly in light of my friend David Weinstock's perspective on being a physician scientist involved in clinical care; https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10

As we enter the fall with increasing COVID-19 cases, an election, and a lot on our minds, one useful thing is to pause from looking backward and asking what we

I wish the President and First Lady a rapid recovery and hope they remain asymptomatic/not sick. I also hope that the WH staffers, other attendees of his meetings and rallies,

This week is #posdocappreciation week. Lots of love being shared by scientists for trainees across the globe. My two cents. 1. The postdocs I have worked alongside when I was

IMHO we need to approach this academic year assuming we will not have any academic travel this coming academic year. No conferences, no in person lectures, few if any meetings

Today's tweetorial, 3rd in a series of 3, is about scientific conferences, and how they need to adapt during and after the pandemic. 1. We all go to conferences for

How are we going to re-think laboratory science in the peri/post-covid era. Are there lessons learned, and will we have the nimbleness and courage to learn them? First in a

Some reflections on the challenges of being a scientist right now1. The fundamental, unspoken challenge is the stress induced by uncertainty about the future (science or more broadly). It impacts

We are starting to see hiring freezes at academic institutions, many extending through the next academic year. This means that there is the potential that 2 consecutive years of academic

For those of us in biomedical research, we cannot forget that academic (and biotech) science is OUR small business. We have some significant headwinds ahead and we need to start