ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Scientists in Training is a monthly science communication podcast giving you our inside experiences in academia. On the first of every month, our scientists share the tools, personal experiences, and advice for interested and new scientists when entering academia. We hope to provide open and honest conversations around the scientific issues of today and our experiences in academia.
Update frequency:
every 43 days
Average audio length:
37 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
18 episodes
since Feb. 25, 2022
episodic
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On today's episode, the podcast team discusses different ways we have professionally developed, gave back to our community, and shared our professional service activities. We share why it is important, how it has affected our career development, as well as, ways you can find ways to get involved in…
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Odalis and the Emily's discuss their experiences with the many forms of writing that we have come across in graduate school from disquisitions to research articles! We hope you enjoy our tips and tricks for writing!
Here are some resources that informed our episode!
Rejection rates in APA jour…
On this month's episode, the podcast team is joined by Discipline-Based Education Research (DBER) Graduate students Johnny Nguyen, Idris Malik, and Ariana Mcdarby to discuss what DBER is; with disciplines covering Biology, Microbiology, Chemistry, Physics, and Psychology. We share our experiences a…
On this month's episode of the Scientists in Training, the podcast team discusses the benefits and drawbacks of artificial intelligence. From using AI to help us write R code or cheesy dad jokes to directing us through a GPS, we use AI in a variety of ways on a daily basis.
We also discuss a new…
In this episode, the podcast team interviews folks who are pursuing career paths other than the experimental research path that the podcast team is currently pursuing!
Time Stamps for each interview:
[5:25] Emily Hackerson's interview with Matt Bittman; Medical School path
[16:30] Emily Johns…
In this month's episode, the podcast team discusses our experiences with attending conferences, including giving poster talks, paper talks, and round table discussions. We share our insights in the costs and benefits to attending conferences, as well as what types of professional development you ca…
In this month's episode, we celebrate the one-year anniversary of the podcast! Thank you to everyone who has listened to and supported us over our first year!
For our main discussion, the podcast team discusses the different activities they like to enjoy when not doing work for graduate school. Gr…
Over the course of the podcast, we've talked a lot about different facets of our identities as graduate students. For this month's episode, we wanted to share our experiences as sexual minorities as a part of the LGBTQ+ community. Alex Knopps and Emily Johnson share their experiences of growi…
Episode Discussion
Odalis and the Emily's discuss their experiences as Scientists and People of faith including our faith story, particular challenges, and times our faith has really helped us through graduate school. From the Scientists in Training team to you, we want to wish our listeners, supp…
Co-Host Check in:
The podcast team shares a bit about what has been going on in our lives.
Check out Alex's Cogbites interview here!
Grant Writing Discussion
Check out these fellowships that we have come across!
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program Eligibility Quiz
Ford Foundation F…
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