6 tips for better coding with ChatGPT
Nature Careers BlogAlthough powerful, the tools are not as intelligent as they seem. Use them with caution, computer scientists warn, shared from Nature Careers.
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Ghosted: how to move on when a collaborator stops responding
Don’t blame yourself if an enthusiastic and productive first encounter goes nowhere, says Aditya Simha in this post from Nature Careers.
Promoting Inclusion of Minority Populations in AD Research
Dementia ResearcherDr Jason Flatt discusses the current state of science on Alzheimer’s disease and related risk factors among Sexual & Gender Minority populations.
What it’s like to be in the minority at a conference
Female and Black researchers describe the impacts of sexism and racism at conferences in this post shared from Nature Careers
Using Wikipedia to disseminate health and care research
NIHRNIHR’s Wikipedian-in-Residence, Adam Harangozo discusses ways in which Wikipedia can be a powerful tool for sharing knowledge and research
Couples & colleagues: Scientist duos marry work & home life
You can work successfully with a romantic partner. Meet the researchers who have cracked it. Shared from Nature Careers
A call to create funding equity for researcher-mums
Mothers in academic research and those who support them say in a report that the funding system can and should remedy gender bias in the sciences.
You’ve heard of science mentoring, what about sponsorship?
Senior academics need to understand how the two differ, and how sponsorship can promote diversity in research. Article from Nature Careers
Women and LGBTQ+ people aren’t tokens
A disingenuous invitation made Gwen Grinyer reconsider taking part in equity, diversity and inclusion sessions at conferences. Shared from Nature Careers
Just how important is the problem of predatory publishing?
LSE Impact BlogIn this post from LSE Impact Blog, Simon Linacre urges less focus on predatory publishing & more on the real world negative impact caused by predatory journals
Road map aims to improve the lives of junior scientists in Europe
University associations, legislators, students and other stakeholders release a declaration on ways to recruit and retain early-career researchers in academia.
Mid-career scientists: advice to our younger selves
What is it like to be a mid-career scientist? Five researchers field questions from junior colleagues, and describe what they wished they’d known at their age.