Terry McGlynn

I make a point to post at least once a week. Sometimes the blog posts are full essays, sometimes they’

Is peer review broken? No, it’s not. The “stuff is broken” is overused so much that it now just

Why I stopped writing on my student’s papers. Four very practical solutions to make conferences less difficult for scientists

I’d like to think I’m not a clueless ignoramus when it comes to navigating university bureaucracy, but sometimes

Three months and change ago, I wrote a post about how academic blogs have very few voices, and we need

Image: A sunset over probably Iowa, viewed from a carbon-emitting airplane Last week, an offhand remark in a radio story

This situation can be a bit of a conundrum if you haven’t dealt with it. Let’s say you

Got milk, must conference Bioinformatics skills – How to get them and not get scared Being an academic after experiencing personal

I’m writing this entire blog post to share one cool tip: Protip for professors: create a googledoc to crowdsource