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Last month we had the pleasure of hosting a panel discussion at the Crick in London with the wonderful Rob de Bruin, Anna Ploszajski and Kath Nightingale. Thanks to...

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Being a graduate student is grueling, tiresome work. Most of us work ten to twelve-hour days during the week, and even throwing in some weekend hours. All done...

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I think it’s safe to say that all of us, at some point or another, have struggled with “networking.” Let’s face it: as scientists, we often work in...

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How can BioRxiv benefit me? The question many life scientists are asking themselves. For those that don’t know, BioRxiv (pronounced “bio-archive”) is a pre-print service where you can...

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Discovering the world of scicomm Although I started my PhD with an unwavering passion and bright-eyed enthusiasm for research, about halfway in to my PhD there felt like...

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What drives a scientist to do their research? We wanted to know why you guys do what you do? What makes a scientist get out of bed in the...

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Hurrah! We’re going to be hosting our first event! Scicomms has ballooned over past couple of years and we’ve been following the process. Thousands of scientists, young and...