Mark Mendoza
@doctorshark.bsky.social
MCB PhD candidate studying (bad) blood and stem cells @FredHutch and UW | home means nevada | ¡no manches! | YNWA
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Here's just a smattering of examples of things that indirects fund
* STARTUP COSTS. It's hard to get your first grants. Why should an agency bet its limited & competitive money on you before you have a track record? You make it less risky for them to bet on you by...
* STARTUP COSTS. It's hard to get your first grants. Why should an agency bet its limited & competitive money on you before you have a track record? You make it less risky for them to bet on you by...
February 9, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Here's just a smattering of examples of things that indirects fund
* STARTUP COSTS. It's hard to get your first grants. Why should an agency bet its limited & competitive money on you before you have a track record? You make it less risky for them to bet on you by...
* STARTUP COSTS. It's hard to get your first grants. Why should an agency bet its limited & competitive money on you before you have a track record? You make it less risky for them to bet on you by...
A few things I learned along the way
1) organizing citations with detailed tags is a game changer
2) setting boundaries (still a work in progress) creates more time
3) routines like going to the gym are grounding
4) I probably drink too much coffee
1) organizing citations with detailed tags is a game changer
2) setting boundaries (still a work in progress) creates more time
3) routines like going to the gym are grounding
4) I probably drink too much coffee
December 20, 2024 at 1:48 AM
A few things I learned along the way
1) organizing citations with detailed tags is a game changer
2) setting boundaries (still a work in progress) creates more time
3) routines like going to the gym are grounding
4) I probably drink too much coffee
1) organizing citations with detailed tags is a game changer
2) setting boundaries (still a work in progress) creates more time
3) routines like going to the gym are grounding
4) I probably drink too much coffee