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Kraken Krakalakalakalaken in Biocord

Oct 27, 2020

Guide to Getting into Research (as a student)

In Biocord, we get this question all the time: “How can I get into a research…

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Laura Leal, MSHS, M(ASCP) in Biocord

Sep 1, 2020

How I use Notion to organize my life

Everyone who interacts with me on a daily basis has heard me rave about Notion at least once…

Laura Leal, MSHS, M(ASCP) in Biocord

Oct 30, 2020

Cracking Discord: The New Member’s Guide to the Platform

All the cool kids are on Discord!

A STEM Student’s Guide to Essential Software and Online Resources

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Laura Leal, MSHS, M(ASCP) in Biocord

Aug 25, 2020

The online student’s guide to making friends and finding peers in the age of COVID.

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Laura Leal, MSHS, M(ASCP) in Biocord

Sep 14, 2020

Seize the day: Training your brain to get stuff done.

Kraken Krakalakalakalaken in Biocord

Oct 29, 2020

Why graduate school?

There is another question that we get a lot on Biocord: “Should I go to Graduate…

Laura Leal, MSHS, M(ASCP) in Biocord

Nov 3, 2020

Healing and Preventing Student Burnout

Student burnout is a common phenomenon that sadly plagues many of us at some point or…

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S. Mhlophe in Biocord

Sep 7, 2020

Somehow you feel like you’re wearing someone else’s skin and one of these days, someone is going walk in on you putting it on

The Scientists’ Imposter Syndrome.

You worked hard and got that job, scholarship, or grant you wanted…

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Miki in Biocord

Sep 10, 2020

One banker telling another, “We need some new jargon, the public are starting to understand what we’re talking about!”

The Scientist’s Favorite Pastime: How to Read a Research Paper

These were the top 10 stories published by Biocord in 2020. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2020 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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