2021: retrospectives and fresh starts
A positive retrospective on 2020 and new hopes for 2021
How to crowdfund your big idea – Part Three
How to crowdfund your idea: a practical guide to crowdfunding for scientists, part three
How to crowdfund your big idea – Part Two
How to crowdfund your idea: a practical guide to crowdfunding for scientists, part two
How to crowdfund your big idea – Part One
How to crowdfund your idea: a practical guide to crowdfunding for scientists.
Family Connections – Interview with Dr. Jennifer Honeycutt
An illustrated interview with Dr. Jennifer Honeycutt, assistant professor of psychology & neuroscience at Bowdoin College. We talk about her research on the consequence of early life adversity.
How Feynman teaches us to have fun with science
Feynman was famous for his sense of humor. It is understandable that when reading this blog post title, you are anticipating a funny story about Richard Feynman playing the bongo, pulling pranks on his peers, or telling a thought-inducing joke. This post, however, will fail to meet those expectations. In …
Forgotten fungi – Interview with Dr. Danny Haelewaters
An illustrated interview with Dr. Danny Haelewaters, discussing the amazing world of fungi hosted on bat flies
The secret life of corals – Interview with Walter Dellisanti
Do you know corals breathe? And what about the fact that they get “stressed”? Do you know that you can bring a whole lab underwater and measuring all of this? As part of the series “Draw My Science”, I interviewed marine biologist Walter Dellisanti, Ph.D. candidate at City University of …
Quick tips for working from home
A series of quick tips for working from home during the covid-19 emergency. Free downloadable graphics to use on social media.
Binge-worthy Youtube STEAM Ladies
The more experience I gain as an adult, the more I am becoming precious about my time. I do not want to waste it — When I lie in bed at night and reflect back on my day, I want to feel asleep knowing that I have -in some way- become a …