Sentences with phrase «own lab mates»

In this case, Griffith and his Other Lab mates built arguably the world's best and most user - friendly carbon calculator.

«I had always been the youngest or second - youngest member of my research team, and I was overwhelmed by the depth and breadth of my lab mates» knowledge of their fields,» says Germain.

And, she told me, at least one of her lab mates also interviewing for postdocs was asked about the negligence as well.

I also commiserated with lab mates about ongoing financial struggles.

My male lab mate overhears my conversations and later sends me emails «mansplaining» my own research to me.

That time I'm eating lunch in the conference room with my lab mates when the statistic that 1 in 4 college women experience sexual assault comes up.

My lab mate turns casually to my female summer student and says, «Hey, you're in college.

In some cases, the problem is in relationships with advisors, while others have problems with inconsiderate — or cruel — lab mates and colleagues.

These were people who had presented their work to their lab mates in academia without a problem.

You can develop good communication skills while in a university setting simply by interacting with lab mates and learning about and being supportive of their projects.

It involves learning about experimental procedures, research independence, communicating your scientific work with fellow scientists, and developing productive collaboration with lab mates and other people.

I also had help from a lot of people: formal and informal mentors, friends, lab mates, and family.

I'm encouraged to argue with my lab mates and my adviser, and I win praise for making things up — that is, for coming up with ideas and solving problems in creative ways.

I began to read the literature in my discipline and discuss experiments and results with my advisor, lab mates, or any one in my department.

It's almost as if your lab mates believe there is a rule somewhere that says a Ph.D. program will take 7 - 8 years, or that the job search is always a nightmare.

That lab is much more ethnically diverse and I find myself more comfortable with them than my lab mates.

But you can succeed if you put your mind to it, and participating in gripe sessions with your lab mates may lock your subconscious — or, for that matter, your conscious — onto the wrong track.

Prepare for those meetings by talking things over with your lab mates.

Help a lab mate with a project to learn some new science.

You may be tempted to work exclusively with the lab mates you have a good rapport with and ignore those you find hard to deal with, despite their valuable knowledge and skills.

Throughout the years I've been paying attention and taking notes, I've found that those who succeed in their own careers are the ones who learn from others» experiences, whether it be fellow lab mates, peer - level contacts, or C - suite residents.

A first step toward getting along with your lab mates (or anyone, for that matter) is acknowledging that they may be hard - wired to approach problems in a certain way.

Lab mates who sing to themselves while working can be a particular kind of annoyance — unless your lab mate is Indre Viskontas.

Through Web pages, flyers and letters to day care centers and pediatricians» offices, her lab mates ask anyone and everyone for diminutive volunteers.

What's needed, in my opinion, is a guide that can take a person from having a network of two lab mates to one bridging many companies, disciplines, and job titles.

But the support of lab mates and friends has helped things along.

«I beg of you,...» he implores his fellow researchers, «don't be afraid to call out your lab mates if they're being unsafe.

Sitting in the lab late at night with a lab mate and complaining (yet again) about your current mentor, project, or position won't really solve anything, although it might make you feel a little better.

Working with a professor and lab mates from back home make for an easier, more congenial experience than plunging into a strictly American cultural environment.

«Ask your spouse (or lab mate), «I would like to interview you about how I might improve our relationship.»

Anthony Fiumera, Binghamton University Assistant Professor for the Department of Biological Sciences, works in his lab mating fruit flies, in Science III.

He and his lab mates were going to be in on it.

In each lab, one or more graduate students or postdocs serve as lab safety officers (LSOs), acting as safety advisers, advocates, and educators for their lab mates.

Anyone is welcome to vote, so make sure to tell your friends, lab mates, and family!

Ordonez» lab mate and friend Cody Hayashi gave him some store - bought honey as a Christmas gift and anti-inflammatory for his stomach, and Ordonez kept it near his work station for daily use.

I spend «down» time reading papers, chatting science with my lab mates or advisor, or getting other work done (at the beginning of my graduate career, this was class assignments or grading for my teaching assignments... lately, it's writing!).

Not exact matches

About a third of mice exposed to severe stress (in the form of aggressive attacks by other rodents) seem to breeze through these assaults without developing the social withdrawal, listlessness or other depression and traumalike symptoms displayed by most of their rodent lab - mates.

And breeding ticks from the North and South in the lab, Oliver demonstrated that a series of matings produced reliably fertile offspring — a crucial test of species boundaries.

I'm talking about consciously not mentioning sensitive information in e-mails — for instance, e-mails to that mate of yours who works in a lab that collaborates with your main competitors.

She gathers the views of her lab colleagues and work mates.

They don't eat the same diet, nor do they like to mate with each other — though lab experiments show they can still interbreed.

The only trouble was that the Nasmyth lab was devoted entirely to the study of the HO gene (involved in mating - type switching) in the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

While all your suited and booted mates were swanning around the bright lights in their graduate trainee positions and earning pots of cash, you were scabbing about in jeans and T - shirt in the lab, wrestling with the darkest secrets of nature.

Working closely with Scott Pitnick, Mollie Manier, and other colleagues in SU's Pitnick Lab, he is able to observe ejaculate - female interactions and sperm competition in hybrid matings.

Labs like this thrive on lots of small collaborations, so learn to work well with your mates.

Another, even more striking example of the gull chick principle is the idiosyncratic preference (demonstrated in the lab) that guppies show for potential mates that have been painted blue — even though in nature guppies are not blue.

The new discovery suggests that other creatures, including some that have been difficult to study in the lab because they fail to mate, may need a little bacterial aphrodisiac to get it on.

Botanist Nils Cronberg of Lund University had suspected that mosses might use an intermediary to mate, so he designed a simple lab experiment to test his idea.

In lab experiments, the designer flies successfully competed with non-GM males for mates and caused the population to nosedive within 10 weeks (BMC Biology, doi.org/nvd).

But in the past decade, they have learned that bumps on trees called galls are the result of conjugation between soil bacteria and plant cells, and they've seen Escherichia coli mate with yeast in the lab.