Alison Kohan
@kohanlab.bsky.social
Small Intestine, Lipid Metabolism, Tregs (IBD/CVD/Cystic Fibrosis). Coffee, kids, cats, coffee. Associate Prof at Pitt, posts are my own.
Reposted by Alison Kohan
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If you are someone who had an F31-Diversity (or similar) application submitted this cycle, please DM me here, contact me on signal (jeremymberg.78), or email me at [email protected].
I will keep all information confidential.
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February 7, 2025 at 4:06 PM
ATTENTION
If you are someone who had an F31-Diversity (or similar) application submitted this cycle, please DM me here, contact me on signal (jeremymberg.78), or email me at [email protected].
I will keep all information confidential.
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If you are someone who had an F31-Diversity (or similar) application submitted this cycle, please DM me here, contact me on signal (jeremymberg.78), or email me at [email protected].
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I think early career folks are scared not to sound like experts (at least I was). But the opposite is better for reviewers — simple writing, straightforward but important hypotheses, clear articulation of the new/exciting idea, justification for being the right lab to test it. No jargon required.
January 13, 2025 at 12:57 AM
I think early career folks are scared not to sound like experts (at least I was). But the opposite is better for reviewers — simple writing, straightforward but important hypotheses, clear articulation of the new/exciting idea, justification for being the right lab to test it. No jargon required.