You Could Benefit from Read and Publish Agreements in ASPB Journals
Blog, CareersAs institutions and funders around the world require authors to publish with journals meeting certain open access standards, authors may feel like their options for journals in which to publish are becoming more limited. However, there’s hope for authors wishing to publish in ASPB’s Plant Physiology…
How Researchers Handle Work-Life Balance
Blog, CareersWork-life balance, especially for careers in science, is more challenging than it sounds. Maintaining a balance between work and life represents a culmination of patience, self-discipline, and boundary-setting. It is common for researchers to suffer from mental health issues due to working significantly…
Parenting as an Academic in COVID-19 Pandemic Era
Blog, CareersToday's academics are confronted with new ways of life in the classroom and at home. Specifically, the pandemic affected academic parents’ work-life balance as it created novel challenges and unique opportunities, like working from home and hybrid teaching. Academics who were also parents may have…
From Fungal Diversity to People Diversity: Addressing the Gender Gap in Academia
Blog, CareersIn 2020, just 26% of professors in the Netherlands were women. This low percentage represents a battle for equality that started more than 100 years ago with one of the most influential female scientists and professors in the Netherlands: Johanna Westerdijk.
Gender Gap
The first female…
Career Planning for Graduate Students
CareersManaging your career is an essential skill for graduate students. However, it is often neglected in favor of research responsibilities. Proper management of personal development is paramount to achieving one’s own professional goals and part of the responsibilities of a good researcher. The following…
[Video] From Journalism to the Lab: My Path in Plant Science
Blog, CareersMany members of the plant science community came from interesting and unexpected backgrounds. Guest contributor, Dorcas Olufunke Alade, Graduate Student at the University of Florida, interviewed Christopher I. Vincent, assistant professor of horticultural sciences at University of Florida’s Citrus…
Taproot S6E1: May I Have Your Attention, Please? Searching for Causal Mutations and for Institutional Support
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In this episode, our guest is Dior Kelley, an assistant professor in the Genetics, Development and Cell Biology department at Iowa State University. Dior received her B.S. in Chemistry from the University of California Santa Cruz in 2000, and her Ph.D. in Plant Biology from the University of California…
Plantae Presents: Eva Farré and Sonali Roy
Blog, Careers, Plantae WebinarsPlantae Presents: Eva Farré and Sonali Roy
“How to Write Your Research Statement for an R1/R2 Tenure Track professorship in the USA"
When: Friday, October 28, 2022, at
12:00 PM CDT | 1:00 PM EDT | 6:00 PM BST | 1:00 AM Beijing
About this Webinar
This one-hour workshop will cover…
Self Reflections: A Blog Series
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In 2018, a group of early-career researchers shared insights and advice about career development. Read the full series.
Preparing an impressive CV: The DO’s and DONT’s of it
The Transition from Postdoc to PI: Part 1 introduction, by Amanda Rasmussen
The Transition from Postdoc to PI: Part…