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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2023 · 44 MIN

39- Dr Natasha Chang- Asking for help is half the battle

from Research lives and cultures · host Sandrine Soubes

Dr Natasha Chang is Assistant Professor in the Department of Biochemistry at McGill University. She is one of these academics who has had the challenge of setting up her research group during the Covid period. She reflects on the last few years since becoming a PI. Things to reflect on prompted by the discussion with Natasha:How a coffee and a conversation with a mentor can challenge your mindset about whether or not giving a go to becoming a PIWhy not rushing could be the most useful insight for new PIsHow creating visibility can be as simple as taking opportunities to meet peopleFind blog and episodes:https://tesselledevelopment.com/podcast

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Dr Natasha Chang is Assistant Professor in the Department of Biochemistry at McGill University. She is one of these academics who has had the challenge of setting up her research group during the Covid period. She reflects on the last few years since becoming a PI. Things to reflect on prompted by the discussion with Natasha: How a coffee and a conversation with a mentor can challenge your mindset about whether or not giving a go to becoming a PIWhy not rushing could be the most useful ...

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