FOCUS Archive
Articles on BWF's resource for scientists in developing science
center and the second in a series of articles on women in science This
issue's audiocast is with Laura Miller, a career awardee at the
scientific interface. We also look at the first two years of the BWF
Scholars program that hopes to increase the number of science and
mathematics majors becoming licensed teachers.
Articles on giving a one-minute talk and the first of a series of
articles on women in science Profiles include Rochelle Schwartz-Bloom
(also as an audiocast) and Paul Roepe. This issue also names the
recipients of the Career Awards for Medical Scientists, Clinical
Scientist Awards in Translational Research, and the Investigators in the
Pathogenesis of Infectious Disease.
Articles on the state of BWF's grant programs, the creation of the
Career Award for Science and Mathematics Teachers. Profiles include
Center for International Understanding and Adrienne Fairhall.
Articles on the translational research environment and offer
letters. BWF profiles include Erica Ollman Saphire and Andrew Neish.
Articles on working with the university news office, NIH peer review, and learning from Singapore. BWF profiles include Kathleen Caron, Amy Wagers, and Robert Kaletja.
Articles recapping the career development meeting, the 10th
anniversary of the Frontiers in Reproductive Science, and funding
fundamentals. BWF profiles include Michael Gale and veterinarians
working in infectious disease.
Articles on what it takes to be a great mentor and constructing a winning grant. BWF profiles include Louis Muglia, Monte Evans, and Mike McCune.
Articles on investing in the right staff for your lab and a collaboration that grew out of a chance encounter at a BWF infectious disease meeting. BWF profiles include Ticora Jones and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Articles on preparing for disasters, learning from India, and science
outreach. BWF profiles include Maurizio Del Poeta and the Grassroot
Science Museum Collaborative.
Articles on NIH's career development award, talking science, and DonorsChoose. BWF profiles include George Daley and the Program in Mathematical and Computational Neuroscience at Boston University.
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