The Indirect Costs of Research
Graduate students are just one cog in the academic research machine; a machine that must interlock a series of individual parts to create an environment that can support independent and[…]
Author: Yuriy Baglaenko
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Stress Caused by Male Experimenters is Not a Factor in Immunological Studies
When the initial report was first published, and the story circulated, news agencies and scientific magazines alike jumped on the simple and relatable study. Headlines ranged from the accurate if[…]
Connecting the Dots – An Interview With Christine Williams
I like the big picture. I like thinking beyond a particular cancer or my specific organization and looking at cancer research as a whole … including globally, to understand the[…]
What’s in a Hypothesis?
In the last three months I’ve been re-acquainting myself with basic statistics. It’s a periodic re-learning that usually occurs when I don’t get the statistical result I had wanted or[…]
The Web as an indispensable tool for scientists
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More than a hobby: science, music, and me.
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Down the Rabbit Hole: Chasing Citations
If you’ve had the pleasure of attending a microbiology or human microbiome talk within the last year, you’ve likely heard the following statistic: there are ten times as many bacteria[…]
The Value of Short-Term Goals in Research
Everyone entering graduate school instinctively knows that this is not an easy path. It is a long process requiring determination, perseverance, and a touch of luck to succeed. To graduate[…]
Alumni Feature: Lisa Wagar
We got in touch with Lisa Wagar, a recent graduate of our department, to see what she’s up to now, and to get some feedback on her graduate experience. As[…]
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