Welcome to the humble blog of the Biophysical Society's Early Careers Committee. Let me first draw your attention to the highly sophisticated quantum search engine in the side bar known as, "The Label Cloud". These labels should direct you to blog posts with relevant topics.
In the meantime, I'm in the process of separating my extensive notes on the meeting from the disturbing mass of expense forms, flight itineraries, outrageous bar tabs, and unwashed socks that currently occupy my suitcase. As soon as I've assembled them into some sort of meaningful order, I'll post the reports for the various Early Career-associated events. This is all part of our master plan to ensure that people who were unable to make these events, for whatever foul and egregious reason, will nevertheless be able to catch up on The Essential Information.
Thanks to all those who attended the breakfasts, panel discussions and workshops, by the way. We hope you found them useful, and please feel free to leave comments on the reports we post regarding these events. Feedback is always welcome.
One last thing:
Regarding the K99/R00 workshop, for those of you who provided me with email addresses, I will send out the slides for Professor Balke's presentation as soon as I can.
Showing posts with label Conferences. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Conferences. Show all posts
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Long Beach, 2008: graduates and postdocs...
Sunday, April 1, 2007
That First Conference...
Sooner or later every graduate student will have to pack their suitcase, take up their poster tube and, in the true spirit of adventure, set off for distant (and not-so-distant) lands in order to attend their first scientific meeting.
"Making the Most of a Conference" is a good article on the subject from ScienceCareers.
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