Social Media for Scientists: What, Why, and How
Blog, Plantae Webinars, Science Communication, WebinarsSocial Media for Scientists: What, Why, and How
Recorded: Friday, September 27
About This Webinar
Scientists are increasingly using social media as vehicles through which to communicate with other scientists and the public. Social media platforms also provide excellent opportunities to build professional…
All aboard the mentor-ship: making and using an Individual Development Plan
Blog, Plantae Webinars, Professional Development, WebinarsAll aboard the mentor-ship: making and using an Individual Development Plan
Recorded September 10, 2019
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Individual Development Plans (IDPs) are a tool to facilitate student-trainer relationships and help students and post-docs of all levels to evaluate their project and career…
How to be an effective mentor
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How to be an effective mentor
Recorded July 25, 2019
About This Webinar
Being an effective mentor involves making yourself available to support and advise someone when they need it, delivering that support in a way that makes sense to them, and always keeping that person's best interests in…
Addressing fundamental questions in plant science through synthetic biology
Plantae Webinars, Research, Research Skills, WebinarsAddressing fundamental questions in plant science through synthetic biology
Recorded July 10, 2019
About This Webinar
In this seminar, we examined the role that synthetic biology can play in answering fundamental questions in plant science. In studying plants for the past hundred years, we’ve…
Data visualization: optimizing data exploration and illustrative storytelling
Plantae Webinars, Science Communication, WebinarsData visualization: optimizing data exploration and illustrative storytelling
Recorded May 21, 2019
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The field of plant biology is undergoing a revolution due to the enormous amount of data that is being produced, either by high-throughput sequencing or non-destructive…
Maximizing the signal, decreasing the noise, Part 2: Skills for speaking and designing clearly
Blog, Plantae Webinars, Science Communication, WebinarsMaximizing the signal, decreasing the noise, Part 2: Skills for speaking and designing clearly
Recorded April 2019
About This Webinar
In part 1 of the webinar, Professor Tobias Baskin introduced a philosophy for writing clearly based on recognizing that our words are read. In part 2, he extends…
Preparing your research story for peer review and publication
Blog, Plantae Webinars, Science Communication, WebinarsPreparing your research story for peer review and publication
Recorded Mary 2019
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Considering how important writing is to a career in science, many scientists receive little formal training in the writing process. In this seminar, Mary shares tips to help overcome common…
Intentionally Building and Cultivating a Diverse Team
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Intentionally Building and Cultivating a Diverse Team
Recorded May 15, 2019
About This Webinar
Diversity in teams drives creativity and innovation, and it delivers better results. In this webinar, we explore the wide range of dimensions of diversity in the sciences and discuss how to be intentional…
Maximizing the signal, decreasing the noise; Writing skills for communicating clearly
Plantae Webinars, Science Communication, WebinarsMaximizing the signal, decreasing the noise; Writing skills for communicating clearly
Recorded March 14, 2019
About This Webinar
This seminar introduces Professor Tobias Baskin’s writing philosophy in the form of a set of guidelines for writing clearly that is based on how people read. In…