My Ph.Diary.
Bella | My Ph.Diary., Josie Krepps, Adele LopesYour all-in-one place to learn about PhD programs, how to apply to them, and tips to be an efficient researcher. Follow along as I navigate grad school and share what I learn along the way!
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A beginners guide to making scientific figures
While science is often communicated with words, through writing scientific papers or giving a talk, the most effective way to grab your audience’s attention and help them understand your research is through graphics and figures. In this art...
Two Paths to a PhD: A Q&A with Josie Krepps, Food Science PhD Student
If you ask a group of 100 PhD students why they joined their programs, you’ll get a ton of different answers. For some, they choose to do so for career prospects, because they love science, or because they enjoy mentoring and teaching. Sinc...
First Rotation Reflections!
PhD students, mainly in the biomedical sciences, start their journey by rotating in labs. Think of this as a “trial run,” a time where they can see if the lab is a good fit before they join to complete their thesis work. In my program, we s...
New to lab? Check out these tips and tricks!
A few weeks back, I wrote a short post about the first days in the lab. These are much a part of research and graduate school, so its importnt to know how to navigate these nerve-wracking times. Now that I’ve completed my first rotation of ...
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scientist in training, writing about life as a PhD student!
Graduate student passionate about alternative proteins, biotechnology, sustainable living, and scientific ethics. Avid tinkerer, mechanical keyboard enthusiast, and hardcore Animal Crossing fan.
Hi there! I'm Adele, a grad student in genetics passionate about science communication.
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