There are many current challenges confronting the biomedical workforce, some of which hinge on how we educate, train, and/or fund our future scientists. These talks explore different issues in scientific training and education in the US and how to address them.
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Session 1: Acknowledge Your Needs, Preferences, and Values
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Session 2: Start at the End
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Session 3: Build a Game Plan
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Session 4: Prepare to Leave your PhD
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Peer Mentoring Groups
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The Future of Science Training
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Session 1: Planning Your Search and Scouting for a Postdoc
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Session 2: Applying for a Postdoc
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Session 3: Preparing for the Interview Process
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Session 4: Negotiating the postdoc, making a decision, and executing your PhD exit plan
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Encouraging Innovation
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Creating Opportunities for Young Investigators
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The Problem in Biomedical Education
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The Malthusian Dilemma in Biomedical Research
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Shaping the Future of Research
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Larger Labs: Is Bigger Better?
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Leaders in Biomedical Research: Rescuing Biomedical Research in the U.S.
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Live Q&A: Rethinking Graduate and Post-doctoral Training and Education
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Improving Graduate Training
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Time to Rethink Graduate and Postdoc Education
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Live Q&A: Future Challenges for Science and Science Education
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Live Q&A: Postdocs and the BioMedical Workforce
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The Post-doctoral Situation
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Undergraduate Research: Encouraging Scientific Curiosity
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A Vision for Quantitative Biology




