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Training Students: Not simply lab monkeys…
It’s term time here in Cambridge and this means that rotation students start passing through the labs (6-10 week projects in multiple labs to determine where to complete PhD research). This is a curious stage in the development of young … Continue reading
Posted in Education and Training, General
Tagged Canada, cookie-cutter PhD, degrees, education, Graduate Student, PDF, PhD, Post Doc, rotation students, Science, teaching, Training, transferrable skills, University
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Not Linear
I had to create a presentation for a meeting at work and decided to try out Prezi, a new online presentation software that helps you to think about giving presentations differently than you would with PowerPoint. Unlike PowerPoint, which is … Continue reading
Posted in Science Communication
Tagged math, Prezi, science communication, science education, science literacy, science outreach, teaching, Training
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