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The student who couldn’t say “Yes”

On a blog about how to be successful in academia a scientist recently described a student who always said “Yes” and a postdoc who always said “No”. The postdoc left academia while the student quickly published several papers. The lesson being: to be successful in…


Some reflections on #winning

I was privileged to receive the NAMIC Paragon Industry award (more on ‘privilege’ in a bit — but I do mean it — that’s not a #humblebrag — it was an award bestowed. If you want to see what “earned” looks like, read about fellow honoree: Reverend Luis Cortes, Jr).


Pandemic by Sonia Shah

In the opening minutes of the 2011 movie Contagion a sequence of seemingly everyday acts take on an ominous tone. Paired with the pulsating synthesizer score that adds to the tension, we take a quick trip around the globe, Hong Kong to Tokyo to London to Minneapolis. From the moment business woman…


Will Science and Innovation Thrive Under President Trump? We asked Americans.

A new survey from Research!America shows that Americans are split.

Do you agree or disagree that the U.S. will be seen as a global leader in science and innovation under


Science Is Still Alive

Sung to the tune of Still Alive by Johnathon Coulton

This was a triumph
I’m making a note here; “Yuuuge success”

It’s hard to overstate
my trepidation


Smart Mug which Keeps Your Drink Warm All Day Long -Ember

Hello everyone, If you want to make your Coffee warm all this day then this post is Only for you.
Ember-tech Created a smart mug for people who want to drink hot stuff whole day.


Revenge Of The Nerds

Night will fall and drown the sun…

Thanks to Trump, Scientists Are Planning to Run For Office
by Ed Yong
The Atlantic, 01/25/17
For American science, the next four years look to be challenging. The newly inaugurated President Trump, and