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Mashup Score: 0The art of suggesting reviewers - 3 year(s) ago
Matt Pavlovich, Editor of Trends in Biotechnology, provides practical guidance on the art suggesting peer reviewers for your research paper.
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Mashup Score: 1How, when, and why you should appeal an editor’s decision - 3 year(s) ago
Rejection hurts. Especially when it comes to manuscripts that embody years of work. Julie Claycomb from University of Toronto helps you deal with rejection and formulate a successful rebuttal.
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The art of suggesting reviewers, blog from the Editor @TrendsinBiotech provides practical do's and don'ts for suggesting peer-reviewers for your next manuscript #GetPublished @CellMentor Link: https://t.co/KwRkWpftRM https://t.co/mPfQ4bzOfX
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Mashup Score: 1What the COVID-19 pandemic taught me about communicating science - 3 year(s) ago
When the COVID-19 pandemic started, Nicole Noren Hooten knew she had to help fight the flood of misinformation. Her experience is a model for how scientists can better connect with the public.
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What the COVID-19 pandemic taught us about communicating science. Nicole Noren Hooten experience is a model for how scientists can better connect with the public @nnhooten #GetHired @CellMentor https://t.co/voXyG8dMYT https://t.co/ECN9CAO0Wg
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Mashup Score: 0How, when, and why you should appeal an editor’s decision - 3 year(s) ago
Rejection hurts. Especially when it comes to manuscripts that embody years of work. Julie Claycomb from University of Toronto helps you deal with rejection and formulate a successful rebuttal.
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Rejection hurts! How, when, and why you should appeal an editor’s decision. Julie Claycomb helps you deal with rejection and formulate a successful rebuttal @farmgirlphd #GetPublished @CellMentor https://t.co/vvSN2br3xi https://t.co/HiPVuVczgB
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Mashup Score: 1Women in science can and should 'have it all' - 3 year(s) ago
While doing the research for her recent Cell paper, Elisabeth Roider’s team gave birth to 6 children. The experience illuminated the challenges all women face in their careers.
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Women in science can and should 'have it all' Elisabeth Roider writes about the challenges all women face in their careers @CellMentor #GetInspired https://t.co/PBBaBZRcCU https://t.co/DJyf1W8Y5X
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Mashup Score: 6How do I maintain a good work-life balance? [VIDEO] - 3 year(s) ago
To be a productive scientist, you need a healthy life at home. These senior scientists give their tips for maintaining a good work-life balance.
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To be a productive scientist, you need a healthy life at home. Senior scientists give their tips for maintaining a good work-life balance. @DHymanMD @FoxChaseCancer @ONealCancerUAB @MDAndersonNews #GetHired @CellMentor https://t.co/POdakD1pkE https://t.co/AEM12Y5WdX
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Mashup Score: 1Corresponding with an editor: A formula for success - 3 year(s) ago
When, specifically, is a good time to get in touch with an editor? Rashmi Sarnaik provides the most common reasons to an editor and how to navigate each.
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When is a good time to get in touch with an editor? Rashmi Sarnaik @NeuoCellPress provides the most common reasons to an editor & how to navigate each. #GetPublished @CellMentor https://t.co/ZvlIWyW3JW https://t.co/9coAvp90A6
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Mashup Score: 2Preventing burnout in academia [Virtual Panel] - 4 year(s) ago
Jim Maher and Celeste Simon discuss how lab leaders can create a work environment that promotes healthy work habits for their trainees and themselves.
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Preventing burnout in academia! Jim Maher & Celeste Simon discuss how lab leaders can create work environment that promotes healthy work habits #GetHired @Krista_Bledsoe @MayoClinic @PennMedEVDCSO @CellMentor https://t.co/uExiYI3q6X https://t.co/baf2JOc64V
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Mashup Score: 3From homeless to Harvard: Taking the scenic route to a PhD in biological sciences in public health - 4 year(s) ago
Joe Beyene was living in a homeless shelter before one philosophy class showed him the way to challenge himself and find his passion in biology.
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RT @CellMentor: From homeless to Harvard: Taking the scenic route to a PhD in biological sciences in public health https://t.co/lUqSoFuEjs
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Mashup Score: 9How do you become a scientific editor? - 4 year(s) ago
Do you love science aren’t satisfied with a career at the bench? If the answer is yes, you could be a perfect fit for a career in scientific editing.
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Do you love science but aren't satisfied with a career at the bench? If yes, read @_Yingyu_Liu blog ‘How do you become a scientific editor?’ #GetHired @CellMentor https://t.co/SvmzWXOVPG https://t.co/FsRmOKtKlr
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The art of suggesting reviewers, blog post from the editor @TrendsinBiotech provides practical do's and don'ts for suggesting peer-reviewers for your next manuscript #GetPublished @CellMentor @CellPressNews https://t.co/2MqOX8YcsV https://t.co/yLnhhnfHRQ