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Ethics and Value Alignment as an Early Career Scientist

By Lila Alvarado, University of Missouri–Kansas City My summer research experience was challenging in multiple ways. I am grateful for the experience, as I saw incredible geologic landscapes, including an active volcano, got to laugh with and hear the stories of some incredibly kind people, and learned my Spanish comprehension is better than I previouslyContinue reading “Ethics and Value Alignment as an Early Career Scientist”

Reflexivity Compass Points

By: Grace Redmond New Information: The biggest thing I’ve learned is that a research question can’t just be interesting, but it has to be specific, feasible, and anchored in what has and hasn’t already been done. At the start of the summer, I thought a good project came from a broad, compelling idea. I’ve sinceContinue reading “Reflexivity Compass Points”