Medical Literacy

Helena Kraemer describes why training medical students to critically read research is important.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 14 seconds

Getting Your Sea Legs

Velma McBride Murry advises junior researchers to start with pilot work before starting large projects.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 33 seconds

Statistical Training for MDs and PhDs

Both MDs and PhDs need to stay up-to-date with statistical methods, states Ruth M. O'Hara.

Quick Tip - 2 minutes 6 seconds

Timeline for Applying for a K01

Greg Siegle provides a practical way to approach your first K01 application.

Q&A

R03s vs. R01s

R03s help pave the way in the transition to tenure, says Ruth Chao.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 16 seconds

Finding Trainees for a T32

Judy Garber describes what she looks for in a T32 trainee.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 52 seconds

The Leap from a K to an R01

Martica Hall talks about the challenges of running a K and a multi-site study at the same time.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 51 seconds

A Great Way to Network

Jeannette R. Ickovics talks about how consulting and serving on Advisory Panels offers an invaluable networking opportunity.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 59 seconds

Chairing a Study Section

F. Xavier Castellanos recognizes that participation in a study section develops careers and also pushes the process toward a safer science.

Quick Tip - 2 minutes 25 seconds

Transitioning to a T32

Paul A. Pilkonis gives advice for mid-career or senior-level researchers.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 20 seconds