Stephanie and John discuss interviewing at academic institutions. They go over the job talk, researching your interviewers, being excited, and the dinner. Send messages to https://twitter.com/correspondauth for questions or requests for new episodes.

Data Science Jobs: Stephanie and John discuss academic job searches, data science positions, and tenure-track vs not in this episode.

See Stephanie's insights on her post here: https://github.com/stephaniehicks/classroomNotes/blob/master/academicJobNotes.md and John's post here: https://hopstat.wordpress.com/2016/10/05/tips-for-job-search/. The reference to the downloads from R packages is located at: https://github.com/muschellij2/CV/blob/master/R_packages.Rnw#L5, which uses the package cranlogs: https://cran.r-project.org/package=cranlogs.

Data Science Jobs: Stephanie and John discuss academic job searches, data science positions, and tenure-track vs not in this episode.

See Stephanie's insights on her post here: https://github.com/stephaniehicks/classroomNotes/blob/master/academicJobNotes.md and John's post here: https://hopstat.wordpress.com/2016/10/05/tips-for-job-search/. The reference to the downloads from R packages is located at: https://github.com/muschellij2/CV/blob/master/R_packages.Rnw#L5, which uses the package cranlogs: https://cran.r-project.org/package=cranlogs.

Stephanie and John discuss starting a new project. They discuss their file structures, discussing timelines, and trying to figure out when an analysis is complete.

Stephanie and John discuss starting a new project. They discuss their file structures, discussing timelines, and trying to figure out when an analysis is complete.

Stephanie and John discuss choosing a journal to submit to. They discuss publishing software, reviewing papers with software, and also some submission woes. Follow the Corresponding Author at @CorrespondAuth, @strictlyStat, and @stephanieHicks.

Stephanie and John discuss choosing a journal to submit to. They discuss publishing software, reviewing papers with software, and also some submission woes. Follow the Corresponding Author at @CorrespondAuth, @strictlyStat, and @stephanieHicks.

Stephanie and John discuss conferences, including the joints statistical meeting (JSM), which is in Denver this year (https://ww2.amstat.org/meetings/jsm/2019/). We discuss student travel, deciding on going to a conference, networking, and other ins and outs. John says that Santa Fe can maybe hold a large convention, he meant San Diego.

Also to keep our energy up at a conference, we forget to mention a key ingredient: caffeine.

Stephanie and John discuss conferences, including the joints statistical meeting (JSM), which is in Denver this year (https://ww2.amstat.org/meetings/jsm/2019/). We discuss student travel, deciding on going to a conference, networking, and other ins and outs. John says that Santa Fe can maybe hold a large convention, he meant San Diego.

Also to keep our energy up at a conference, we forget to mention a key ingredient: caffeine.

Interview with Stuart Lee, a PhD candidate from Monash University. We discuss software development, data visualization, and Bioconductor.

- Stephanie’s Google slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1AlwLGTlc3ZFxY8PLpCZ5cwD3ktQyQqb1V6qub2I8360/edit?usp=sharing

- Stuart’s blog post on making rookie mistakes and how to fix them when making plots: https://www.stuartlee.org/post/content/post/2018-04-14-rookie-mistakes/

- Bioconductor conference: http://bioc2019.bioconductor.org