ISSUE TWO: December 2010
Science and Society
Rebuilding African Universities
Debas describes the sad state of African universities and how they got that way and he proposes a plan to revitalize science education in Africa.
Haile Debas' Talk
Science at the White House
Dan Fletcher describes his year as a participant in the White House Fellows Program.
Stem Cell Politics
Morrison explains how he and his colleagues convinced Michigan voters to pass Proposal 2 and protect stem cell research in the state.
Sean Morrison's Talk
Advice to Young Scientists
Getting the Post Doc Training You Need
Advice on mentoring and being mentored.
Sandra Schmid's Talk
Discovery
A Genetic Control Circuit for Aging
By looking for C. elegans mutants, Dr. Kenyon identified a gene that allows worms to live twice as long as normal.
Cynthia Kenyon's Talk
Developing PALM Microscopy
PALM microscopy is the result of a close friendship between two smart and creative minds.
Betzig and Hess' Talk
Advice and Careers
The Benefits of Peer Support
Daniell describes the support she received throughout her career from a group of fellow female scientists.
Ellen Daniell's Talk
Creating PhDComics
Jorge Cham describes how he came to create PhDComics, the comic strip about graduate student life.
Jorge Cham's Talk
The Importance of Giving a Good Talk
McConnell outlines the many reasons for learning to give a good scientific talk.
Susan McConnell's Talk
How I Became a Scientist
Dedication and determination allowed Ramirez to beat the odds and become a scientist.
Robert Ramirez’ Talk
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