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Top Tips for Presenting your Scientific Poster at a Conference
At the Early Career Researcher's Conference 2022, we enjoyed a brilliant programme of diverse sessions from a range of experts, including Phillipa Timmins from...
“The transition from academia to industry can be intimidating”: Career insights...
"Toto, we’re not in academia anymore…"
…this was one of the first sentences I said when I walked into my new office in Boston, USA,...
Presenting at Parliament
by Fiona Malcomson
Politicians are not my usual audience and the House of Commons is not my usual auditorium. I normally present at scientific meetings,...
‘My Science Success Story’: EACR Science Communication Prize 2021
Have you ever wanted to write a blog? Have you already written a blog but want to write more? Now is your chance! Enter...
Career in cancer research: a noble quest?
It starts out with fairytales about knights and dragons. It blossoms when you, like me, dress as Wonder Woman at Halloween. It continues with...
Diversity and inclusion in research: beyond the researcher
This article originally appeared on the British Pharmacological Society website, and has been reproduced here with kind permission from the BPS and the author,...
Interview with EACR Emeritus member Professor Ulrich Schneeweiss
We recently received an email from a longstanding EACR member, 97 year-old Professor Ulrich Schneeweiss. Professor Schneeweiss, who has been an EACR member for...
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
The hiring and firing of PhD students is not unusual in a graduate school. However, the power balance is skewed more towards the PhD...
Productivity Tools for Research Writing
By Oluchi Okere
Productivity is a measure of the efficiency of a productive process and is determined by the rate of output per unit input....
An interview with a computational engineer during the lockdown in Barcelona
Martina Gasull (Biomedical Genomics Lab, IRB Barcelona) writes a scientific communication blog in Catalan and Spanish, and in the early days of the COVID-19...
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How to Design an Award-Winning Conference Poster
Before we get started, I want you to think about three things that you know about scientific posters. Think hard now.
Done? Great! Now erase...