We Must Not Ignore Eugenics in Our Genetics Curriculum, Says Biology Professor
Cell Press
Professor Mark Peifer explains why understanding the history of eugenics is critical for up-and-coming scientists
education and training
How Registration Reforms Are Tackling Canada’s MLT Shortage
Adam Chrobak, BSc, MBA, MLT
Streamlining the MLT registration process to make it more accessible, transparent, and efficient will help get qualified professionals into the workforce faster
Laboratory Training Goes Virtual
Joe Rothschild
The CDC’s OneLab VR lab environment offers an expanding suite of lab training scenarios in real-time from around the world
Sometimes It Hurts to Think, Finds New Meta-Analysis
American Psychological Association
Study finds greater mental effort is associated with unpleasant feelings, something to keep in mind when designing education and training materials
Expert Strategies for Interviewing & Hiring
Today's Clinical Lab
Join Scott Hanton, PhD, as he explains Expert Strategies for Interviewing & Hiring
Imposter Syndrome: Insights for Better Self-Understanding
Alison Foo, MSc, PMP
Some strategies for coping with and overcoming imposter syndrome
The New Generation of Online Laboratory Training
Alicia Branch, PHD
The CDC OneLab initiative provides the laboratory community with the training resources and materials it needs
Unique Approaches to Cover Letter Writing
Alison Foo, MSc, PMP
Learn how to strategically use cover letters when applying to non-academic jobs
Unique Job Interview Preparation Strategies
Alison Foo, MSc, PMP
How to stand out and make a lasting positive impression in job interviews
How to Leverage Your Innate Strengths to Grow Your Career
Tiffany Payne, MS
Each of us has natural, valuable gifts we can use to grow our success and sense of professional fulfillment