By Yoko J. Bian More and more, Ph.D. graduates that seek careers outside academia are going into consulting. Such movement into this field isn’t new. For years, Ph.D. graduates have been joining firms with a specialized business focus that draws on their previous field of expertise in graduate schools. […]
NYC Science Communication Newsletter-4 September 2017 By Zhaohui Yang It is official on NYC SciComm – Welcome New President, Jaclyn Kubala NYC SciComm announces new President, Jaclyn Kubala, PhD candidate at Weill Cornell Medicine, to lead the group and serve our members in the next 1~2 years. We hope to achieve the […]
By Jiye SonMany professionals in the STEM field are great with technical skills, but often we lack the soft skills to communicate and express our talents to draw attention to ourselves. We work endlessly in labs to produce more results, and yet when it comes to flaunting those hard-earned accomplishments, […]
By Xinjun Zhang Since founded in September 2016, NYC Science Communication (NYC SciComm) has grown to have 174 members from more than 12 institutes across New York City and beyond. On behalf of our Board of Directors, I would like to acknowledge our volunteers over the past year. Without them, […]
By Justine Calise, PhD Candidate, Hofstra-Northwell School of Medicine Speakers: Dr. Jesse Roth, MD, FACP, and Dr. Bettie Steinberg, PhD Chances are, if you are a trainee in the sciences and thinking forward in advancing your career to the next level, you have probably heard […]
