If You Traveled Back in Time, What Would Kill You First?
“Picture this: You come across a beautiful stone henge on a meadow in the middle of nowhere. You gently touch the rocks, perhaps imagining ancient hands that erected the stones…and you find yourself in medieval Scotland. You’re a time traveler. You’re also almost certainly about to die in a few weeks.”
Aru Gupta
“The irony is that every scientist is simultaneously trained to become an expert problem solver while also being expected to manage incredibly complex, multi-year projects. We receive extensive training in experimental design, statistics, critical thinking, scientific writing, and the technical skills specific to our field. Yet we receive almost no formal training in planning, prioritization, documentation, organization, delegation, or communication—the very skills that often determine whether a project succeeds.”
Mary Cundiff
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