Scientist, artist, storyteller
By: Yang Chen
On April 12th, I, the “one day intern”, was rotated to a medical marketing team at Ogilvy CommonHealth Worldwide.
Science Communication
Consideration acts as a glue for great teamwork
By: Yang Chen
Career Opportunities in Science Publishing (Part II)
iJOBS Blog
Science editors have a wide open view at the forefront of scientific research. Their job combines the rigor of scientific analysis and critical thinking with the freedom and flexibility to read about different scientific disciplines. This is the second part of my blog series on science publishing; last week, I wrote about the experiences and advice shared by two professional editors from Wiley.
Career Opportunities in Science Publishing (Part I)
iJOBS Blog
Career Opportunities in Science Publishing (Part I) Last February 17, iJOBS hosted another very informative career panel series, this time focusing on job opportunities in science publishing. As a career that I was seriously considering after grad school, I was personally excited about this particular iJOBS event. The panelists were Ph.D. level editors and publishers from different publishing companies, namely, Elsevier, Nature Publishing Group, and Wiley.
Keep it Concrete: Writing a Solid Abstract
By: Fatu Badiane Markey
Let’s Get it Started: How to Write an Introduction
By Fatu Badiane Markey
Don’t Get Lost in the Data - Writing a Clear and Organized Results Section
By: Fatu Badiane Markey
The theme of storytelling is often emphasized in the field of science. However, it is easy to forget the significance of presenting a clear and compelling story once all the experiments are complete and the hypothesis has been proven. What good are the hours spent in the lab if no one can understand the end result?