In this episode, I discuss careers for PhDs in STEM outside of the traditional dichotomy of "industry vs. academia." Topics include jobs in teaching, government, policy, journalism, consulting, and patent law.

In this episode, I share some general tips on writing grants, along with  some specific guidance for proposals submitted to NSF and NIH.

This episode contains all of the advice I wish I got before starting my faculty position.

In this episode, I discuss the ways in which ideas are generated in science and engineering. My goal is to provide students and early-career researchers some practical approaches to conceiving of interesting, marketable, or fundable projects.

An annotated reading of an essay I wrote which appeared in Trends in  Chemistry, April 16th, 2019. The original article is located here:  https://www.cell.com/trends/chemistry/fulltext/S2589-5974(20)30076-9

My thoughts on choosing a lab, advisor, and school for a PhD program.

In this episode, I describe my personal reflections on getting rejected in  academia. It applies mostly to graduate students, postdocs, and  assistant professors in the sciences and engineering, or to relatives of  those people :)