An advice that never gets old while looking for #phd and #postdoc advisors. For the record, I got 4 phd supervisors (yes, it’s a thing 😉) and 2 postdoc advisors and all of them are not just brilliant in their fields but also the kindest people I got to work with. Blessed I feel.

What are you doing here? Do you really belong? -- questions Lisa D. White dealt with as a kid. Now she works to tear down more barriers to science for today's kids. What was her path from there to here? IWasaKid.com @theJR AGU (American Geophysical Union) Lisa White [email protected] #scicom

Very excited about our new machine learning paper to uncover the genetics of ALS authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S08…

Interviewing for grad school soon? Some bits of advice: 1. Send thank you notes to all faculty you speak with 2. This is a two way interview. You are also deciding if the program is a good fit for you - don't forget this Check out the episode for more: bit.ly/3fCflEo

Just got done with my first animal physiology class with Carly Anne York, Ph.D. and I’m SO PUMPED #sciencetwitter 🦐🐎🐘🦇

Lisa D. White wanted to be the "black, female Ansel Adams" but she ROCKED a different career instead. How did she get from there to here? IWasAKid.com @iwasakidSTEAM Lisa White @theagu @thejr geosociety #STEMcareers

Here’s a sneak peek of our episode coming out tomorrow with Dr. Rebecca Shaw, Chief Scientist at WWF Science Check out the full episode tomorrow to hear more about Rebecca, her work at WWF, and lots of good advice about how to use the soft skills you gain in a PhD in your career

Really exciting new episode out today with Dr. Rebecca Shaw! Dr. Shaw is our first interviewee outside of academia and we are excited to share all the wisdom she has as Chief Scientist of WWF Science! #phdlife #gradschool #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter podbean.com/ew/pb-h5pxc-11…

Snowy Owl against the breakers

Scientists' options are not just industry or academia. Sound off below with what you do that isn't one of these areas.

Today we celebrate #WomenInScience. I’ve worked with great scientists who are women and want to acknowledge their contributions to science, thank those who expanded the field and came before me, and share some reflections on the science field today. (1/10)

Happy #WomenInScience day! If you want to hear about the work of some incredible women in science, take a listen to some of our past interviews Check them out at our website:rootstostempodcast.podbean.com #WomenInSTEM