by Maz Lar | Apr 5, 2024 | Pros and Comms
#14: Talking Bias in Research with Emily Sena We often think of academic science as a pure pursuit for knowledge. But when you’re building your research on inaccurately reported data in the hope to get your own narrative into a well-respected journal, the water can...
by Maz Lar | Apr 5, 2024 | Pros and Comms
#13: Talking Lessons in Leadership with David McQueen Great leaders listen, even if they don’t like what they hear. Becoming a better leader takes an enormous amount of self-reflection and ego checking. And sometimes it takes the work of someone who’s outside of your...
by Maz Lar | Apr 5, 2024 | Pros and Comms
#12: Talking Academia and Entrepreneurship with Shara Cohen You may think academia is for life, and for some people it is. But for many, the skills and knowledge acquired through research mean it’s the springboard to a range of careers and pursuits. During the...
by Maz Lar | Apr 5, 2024 | Pros and Comms
#11: Talking Counterterrorism with Zainab Ahmad Being a prosecutor means you need to hone your skills of persuasion and storytelling. In complex cases which involve international components, it can be even harder to convince a jury of the defendant’s guilt based on...
by Maz Lar | Apr 5, 2024 | Pros and Comms
#10: Talking Science and the Media with Fiona Fox During the pandemic science has been at the forefront of the media, and we’ve got to see the scientific process happen in real time. But it hasn’t always been like that. Mainstream media is the gateway to the public...
by Maz Lar | Apr 5, 2024 | Pros and Comms
#9: Talking Rubber and Resilience with Lakisha Miller-Barclay If you think successfully leading an American Chemical Society division requires a chemistry degree and years of experience in a lab, think again. Being a great leader takes more than just technical...
