Five keys to writing a reproducible lab protocol
Nature Careers BlogEffective sharing of experimental methods is crucial to ensuring that others can repeat results – tools to help. Shared from Nature Careers.
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How I tackled post PhD imposter syndrome
Kelsey Inouye’s job search gave her panic attacks and dented her self-esteem. But she learnt to take rejection in her stride – shared from Nature Careers
On Donanemab, Plaques Plummet. Off Donanemab, They Stay Away
Alz ForumIf clearance of amyloid would be “reasonably likely” to bestow a cognitive benefit – setting the bar rather blow there other antibodies
F**k Ups in Social Research: Learning from what goes ‘wrong’
LSE Impact BlogWhat happens when research goes wrong? How do researchers manage, or fail to manage, & can we learn from ‘failures’? This blog explains
Science-communication tips from a panel-show scientist
Psychologist Ann-Marie Creaven regularly discusses her research on Ireland’s most listened-to station. Shared from Nature Careers
Choosing images for sharing evidence: guidance from Cochrane
CochraneHelpful guidance from Cochrane on how to correctly choose images to reflect the information and evidence from your research.
Can research ethics courses prevent publication misconduct?
What ethics training or publishing training have you received? This article shared from the LSE Impact blog discusses new mandatory training developed in India
Old-school computing: when your lab PC is ancient
Maintaining outdated PCs can be a matter of necessity — and a labour of love. Tech feature from Nature Careers by Anna Nowogrodzki
Getting published in an academic journal: tips from editors
Dementia ResearcherJournal editors share their advice on how to structure a paper, write a cover letter – and deal with awkward feedback from reviewers
How to learn to code
Webinar from Nature, 3 speakers discuss how they learnt how to code, sharing advice and personal experiences, before answering questions from Nature’s readers
AI spots cell structures that humans can’t
Models can predict the location of cell structures from light-microscopy images alone, without the need for harmful fluorescence labelling.
Tips from neuroscience to keep you focused on hard tasks
Understanding cognitive control can help your academic and working life, says David Badre. in this blog shared from Nature Careers.