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Carboxysome Museum Exhibit
I turned the fascinating world of cyanobacteria and carboxysomes into the text for an all-ages museum exhibit at the Museum of Natural History at the University of Michigan.
Accessing Mental Health Support at Work
Tips for evaluating the mental health sevices provided by potential employers as well as identifying and using available services at your current employer.
Ada K. Hagan, Ph.D.
4 Tips for Identifying an Employers Work Life Balance
In any career transition, it’s important to keep in mind the work-life balance that you will (or won’t) have with your potential employer. In addition to your home life, work-life balance is associated with stress levels and the quality of the relationship that you have with your boss. While some work-life factors are self-determined and can be changed during the quest for it, many are directly influenced by workplace culture and policies.
Ada K. Hagan, Ph.D.
4 Tips for Identifying an Employers Work Life Balance
In any career transition, it’s important to keep in mind the work-life balance that you will (or won’t) have with your potential employer. In addition to your home life, work-life balance is associated with stress levels and the quality of the relationship that you have with your boss. While some work-life factors are self-determined and can be changed during the quest for it, many are directly influenced by workplace culture and policies.
Ada K. Hagan, Ph.D.
Opinion: Peer Review Study Compromises Response to Gender Bias
A massive project analyzing the peer-review outcomes of 350,000 manuscripts from 145 journals found no evidence of gender bias following manuscript submission. I published a similar, though smaller-scale, study that analyzed the peer-review outcomes from 108,000 manuscript submissions to 13 ASM journals. Both projects analyzed six years’ worth of submission data but came to different conclusions.
Ada K. Hagan, Ph.D.
Defining and Finding Your Mentor(s)
Mentoring relationships are particularly important for job transitions. While it’s true that advisors may also provide some of these functions, according to Dr. Beronda Montgomery, the key difference between an advisor and a mentor is the specificity of the advice for you.
Ada K. Hagan, Ph.D.
Write Your Diversity Statement in Four Steps
Below are four steps that you can use to craft a diversity statement. The first three steps will guide the incorporation of three key components to a compelling statement: your background, what drives your commitment to diversity, and how you demonstrate that commitment. The final step provides resources and suggestions to refine your statement for inclusion in your job packet.
Ada K. Hagan, Ph.D.
Ten simple rules to increase computational skills among biologists with Code Clubs
For most biologists, the ability to generate data has outpaced the ability to analyze those data. High throughput data comes to us from …
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Nicholas A. Lesniak
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Pat Schloss
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Women Are Underrepresented and Receive Differential Outcomes at ASM Journals: a Six-Year Retrospective Analysis
Barriers in science and academia have prevented women from becoming researchers and experts that are viewed as equivalent to their colleagues who are men. We evaluated the participation and success of women researchers at ASM journals to better understand their success in the field of microbiology. We found that women are underrepresented as expert scientists at ASM journals. This is, in part, due to a combination of both low submissions from senior women authors and more negative outcomes on submitted manuscripts for women compared to men.
Ada K. Hagan, Ph.D.
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Pat Schloss
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Begum Topcuoglu
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Mia Gregory
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Hazel Barton
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Grow Your Career Where You Are
A lack of internal advancement for nontenure-track faculty often means that advancing in an institutional role (and boosting your salary) requires getting a job at a different institution or leaving academia. There are several reasons, however, that you might not be interested in leaving your current institution, and that doesn’t mean your career has to stagnate.
Ada K. Hagan, Ph.D.
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