Communication

David Freiheit – Merging Law, Popularization, and Content Creation

October 10, 2019 David Mendes 1:03:38

Life is not in black and white. Your life, who you are, is a patchwork stemming from your upbringing, your experiences, who you’ve met, the choices you’ve made. What you studied is also a piece of this patchwork, but it’s not the whole thing. And the more you go into your adult life, the more…

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Simon Landry – Un trajet en recherche et en communication en français

October 3, 2019 David Mendes 1:06:26

Pourquoi faire une maîtrise ? Pourquoi faire un doctorat ? Tout ça peut paraître bien compliqué et bien difficile quand on termine notre baccalauréat. Une conversation avec un professeur sur un sujet qui vous intéresse peut changer votre perspective et vous projeter dans une aventure où votre détermination et votre persévérance seront mis à l’épreuve…

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Kirsten (Dr. Kiki) Sanford – Following the Passion of Science Communication

September 30, 2019 David Mendes 57:31

If you decide to embark on the graduate studies journey, you may find yourself telling stories. Stories about ideas, stories about science, stories about stories. You will focus and research until late hours of the night to find that piece of information, to fill that gap in the narrative. You will crumple a whole chapter…

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Adriana Bankston – From PhD to Science Policy

September 26, 2019 David Mendes 56:51

Leaving the bench doesn’t necessarily mean leaving science and the scientific community altogether. A rich universe of activities exists that are closely related to academia, be it within universities or in external organizations or governing bodies. Having gone through grad school and lived research from within, you are well placed to fulfill roles that bridge…

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Fiona Robinson – Listening to Your Inner Voice

August 14, 2019 David Mendes 1:10:03

Imagine swimming 1.9 kilometers, then biking 90 kilometers through the hills of Mont-Tremblant, and then running a half-marathon. It may sound impossible or a task for super-humans… But people like you and me set out to do it, diligently train for months and months, and they do it – they complete an IronMan, or in…

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Rob Hutcheson – Playing to Your Strong Suits

August 1, 2019 David Mendes 37:48

During grad school, your personal interests and strengths can serve as a blueprint for what comes after graduation and inform the career choices you will make once you’re on the job market. Your personal interests are also key for keeping a healthy balance between work and your personal life, during your studies. In this episode,…

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Dana Murchison – Checkpoints in Your Graduate Education

July 24, 2019 David Mendes 1:00:26

In a space mission, there is one countdown, one launch, one destination, and no place for error or doubt. Grad studies are less like a rocket launch, and more like an expedition into uncharted territory. As such, they are a forgiving endeavour, where you have ample opportunity to reassess and reorient along the way. This…

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David Freiheit – Merging Law, Popularization, and Content Creation

Simon Landry – Un trajet en recherche et en communication en français

Kirsten (Dr. Kiki) Sanford – Following the Passion of Science Communication

Adriana Bankston – From PhD to Science Policy

Fiona Robinson – Listening to Your Inner Voice

Rob Hutcheson – Playing to Your Strong Suits

Dana Murchison – Checkpoints in Your Graduate Education

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