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Monday, November 4 • 12:15pm - 1:30pm
Ignite Session: What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger (Or At Least A Better Scientist)

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CERF 2013 will host two Ignite Sessions - each scheduled during the lunch period on Monday and Wednesday. These 90-minute sessions will be comprised of eight to ten talks grouped around a common theme. Each talk is five minutes, featuring 20 slides that advance automatically every 15 seconds … when your slides are done, so are you! There are no questions during the talks, but there will be time for discussion afterwards. Ignite Sessions provide a unique way to share ideas and experiences in a fun, animated and fast-paced forum.

What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger (Or At Least a Better Scientist)

As scientists we have all faced obstacles: a failed experiment, manuscripts that never get published, unlucky job searches, conflicts with collaborators, mentees, or mentors. Yet, it is often in these times that we find new inspiration, a discovery that leads us down another path, a change in approach to the question, or a new source of support. In this Ignite Session, scientists will share the stories behind those obstacles and how they ultimately made them a better scientist.

Speakers & Presentations:             

  • Kerry J. Nickols, Stanford University
    I Get By with a Little Help from My Friends
     
  • John Largier, University of California, Davis
    Youth, Truth and Finding a Deeper Meaning in Oceanography
     
  • Karen McLeod, COMPASS
    Carving My Path as an Integrator: One Scientist’s Survival Story
     
  • Jim O’Donnell, University of Connecticut
    Surviving Interdisciplinary Education
     
  • Sarah Giddings, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
    How Birds, Trash, a Few Field Mistakes, and Some Luck Have Shaped My Scientific Interests
     
  • George Waldbusser, Oregon State University
    Slow Death by the Second Law: Working Against the Gradient
     
  • Denise Reed, The Water Institute
    The Tide Comes In and the Tide Goes Out
     
  • Ted Grosholz, University of California, Davis
    Words Hurt as Much as Sticks and Stones: Overcoming Criticism

 


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Speakers
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John Largier

Professor of Oceanography, Bodega Marine Laboratory
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Denise Reed

The Water Institute of the Gulf
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George Waldbusser

Session Chair


Monday November 4, 2013 12:15pm - 1:30pm PST
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