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Our columnist explores the relationship between art and science.
Our columnist explores the relationship between art and science.
Article for Gilson, Inc, posted on Labroots.
Our columnist explores how scientists’ “scientific-ness” can create particular challenges for their loved ones.
The Mortified Podcast features a manifesto of self-pity I wrote in tenth grade when I didn’t have a date for Homecoming. Listen on iTunes (click on Episode 72) or Soundcloud.
Write-up of a comedy show I headlined at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center (see page 3).
A new game modeled on scientific career advancement offers food for thought, our columnist writes.
Looking for a job can require navigating frustratingly inconsistent advice, our columnist writes.
It can be uncomfortable to work for a company or institution with a bad reputation, but is it the wrong choice?
Our columnist explores the value of letting kids explore the lab.
Our columnist discusses the tricky situation that students face when their advisers do wrong.
Article for Science‘s “Working Life” column about being a scientist-comedian.
Book review in the Quarterly Review of Biology. This article is behind a paywall (because science), but if you’re at an institution with a subscription to QRB, you can read it for free.
Being the most famous scientist is a triumph within a non-dominant subset.
Scientists should acknowledge their imperfections, our columnist argues.