Reproducing Research Findings Comes at a Cost
Publish or perish – shall we factor in reproducibility?Publish or perish – shall we factor in reproducibility?
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Networking at Conferences, or How to Win-Win at Lindau
How to make the best of conferences - some tips to ease your mind as you jump into networking paradise
In Transition: Scientific Publishing in the Life Sciences
Scientific publishing is about to undergo drastic changes for the better. Preprints are on the rise, and they are gaining momentum. Nobel Laureates Randy Schekman and Martin Chalfie comment on publishing practices in the life sciences.
What Your Advisor Didn’t Tell You: You’re a Super Hero and You’ve Got Yottatons of Skills
How to recognise your skills and opportunities using the Skill Inventory Matrix
#LindauForLife: Leverage Lindau for a Long and Beloved Career
To achieve career bliss, you have to start by recognising your own power as a STEM-educated professional.
Rethinking Authorship
Author positions serve as the key currency in academic careers. This needs to change, argues postdoctoral fellow Daniel Hornburg.
Choosing the Right Mentor is Most Important, Says Lindau Alumna
Floryne Buishand on her career path from veterinary science to cancer research and how the Lindau Meeting led her to where she is todayFloryne Buishand on her career path from veterinary science to cancer research and how the Lindau Meeting led her to where she is today
After Nerd Heaven: Once a Lindau Attendee, Always a Lindau Alum
How to make the best of your Lindau experience after arriving back homeHow to make the best of your Lindau experience after arriving back home
Scientists Should Actively Participate in Public Debate
At the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, this year more than in any other year, scientists felt the need to speak up about the way that public policy is intervening in the future of scientific research.At the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, this year more than in any other year, scientists felt the need to speak up about the way that public policy is intervening in the future of scientific research.
Why Every Young Scientist Should Apply for the Lindau Meeting
16 women in research summarise their impressions of #LiNo1716 women in research summarise their impressions of #LiNo17
Faster Progress for Everyone
Martin Chalfie is promoting preprint archives for biological research papers that will make new results and findings accessible to a significantly bigger audience much faster.Martin Chalfie is promoting preprint archives for biological research papers that will make new results and findings accessible to a significantly bigger audience much faster.
“It’s Important to Show the Achievements of Women in Science Through the Media” – Antonella Coccia
The #LiNo17 young scientist from Argentina admires Marie Curie and how she found balance between having a family and a career in scienceThe #LiNo17 young scientist from Argentina admires Marie Curie and how she found balance between having a family and a career in science