Ep. 332: Live Show at the Stem Cell and Developmental Biology Early Career Symposium
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In this special episode recorded live in Seattle, Washington at the Allen Institute for the Early Career Development Symposium. Dr. Crystal Rogers, Associate Professor at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, and Dr. Ariel Waisman, CONICET Investigator at FLENI in Argentina, explore the unique career transitions and systemic challenges faced by early-career scientists. They discuss overcoming imposter syndrome, navigating funding cuts, and adapting to new leadership responsibilities. Emphasizing the importance of strong mentorship, scientific communication, and community, they highlight how peer support and resilience are essential for sustaining scientific progress in today’s economic landscape.
Photo Reference: Courtesy of Drs. Crystal Rogers and Ariel Waisman
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