It’s a Monday morning and you’re still caffeinating when you see an email appear in your inbox: your scientific paper has been conditionally accepted, pending eight pages of suggestions,…
As ArcticNet’s Annual Scientific Meeting for 2021 winds down, Arctic Science (on behalf of its publisher, Canadian Science Publishing) and ArcticNet Student Association want to thank everyone who attended…
This is Part III in a three-part blog series with practical tips for networking. Read Part I: Getting started and Part II: Reaching out. When you finish a good…
This is Part II in a three-part blog series with practical tips for networking. Read Part I: Getting started and Part III: Following up. Not to be dramatic (but also to be…
This is Part I in a three-part blog series with practical tips for networking. Read Part II: Reaching out and Part III: Following up. Networking. When I was in grad school and…
We’re now in the high season for scientific conferences, and for those who have been attending conferences for a number of years, you’ll have noticed more and more people…
Conference season is upon us. Whether you’re a student, an early-career researcher, or a PI attending with members of your lab group, if you’re heading to a scientific conference…
When I visited the Science Museum in London, England, during the summer of 2016, I just walked right in—right past the reception desk—without paying. I suddenly found myself standing…
Labwork. We all know it. It’s tedious, monotonous, dull… A means to an end. The worst part of conducting research. A struggle. A pain. Boring. But now that I…
So you’ve decided to take a huge leap into the unknown and study abroad or perhaps just in a linguistically different region of your own country. Now you have…