By Graduate Neuroscience Students At McGill
-Mael Mauchand Grad students. For the past 6 months I’ve been talking with McGill graduate research students in my podcast, Grad Scientists and Where to Find Them. The concept is simple: a casual discussion where students can freely talk about their research and their life. You can check it out here: https://gswft.podbean.com/. Listening to them […]
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-Zahraa Chorghay Whether you’re a new or returning graduate student dealing with a health issue or simply trying to flourish despite the stress of research (and whatever else you’ve boldly heaped onto your plate!), it is helpful to know what health and wellness resources are available to you on campus. The Graduate Association of Neuroscience
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Piece of Mind is a multidisciplinary collective of neuroscientists, musicians, dancers and circus artists collaborating with the goal of presenting scientific concepts through performance arts. The majority of scientific advances are only communicated in writing, and remain within the academic realm. While art-science projects have been picking up steam as a means of engaging the
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I start growing, even before you are born I grow in various sizes, Sometimes short and stout, Or long and strong, As I grow I talk with others around me, But only with the ones I trust, For if I fail to speak with them, I might as well turn to dust, With them I
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“Impostor phenomenon” is a pattern of thoughts in which an individual feels like a fraud and doesn’t deserve the success, position, and/or accolades one has achieved, even though one’s objective skills and competence would suggest the opposite. Impostor phenomenon can warp admirable traits, such as humility and respect for others’ hard work, into weapons against
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