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Daily Archives: 15 June 2013
Peggy Wheelock-the ultimate in research and mentorship
This blog has been long in the making. Long, because until recently, I’m not sure I would have been able to type out these words without flooding my keyboard with tears. But the time has come for me to write … Continue reading
Posted in education, leadership, mentorship, Nebraska Center for Cellular Signaling, Peggy Wheelock, Research, science
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The Two Opposing Sides of the Desk
At different times in one’s life one is more likely to be an interviewer or an interviewee, but these things are never immutable. As it happens I have been the subject of several interviews recently, something which has made me … Continue reading
Posted in Communicating Science, interviews, Science Culture, The Life Scientific
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