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To Come, to See, to Conquer: Practical Pointers in Applying for Funding and Securing Your Initial Grtempts at acquiring funding as early career researchers for the past five years of our careers. We share some lessons we have learned during this bumpy road, which was filled with (many) rejected and (some) successful grant applications. We hope that these will help early career scholars to feel more prepared for their own funding endeavors.

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Developing and Maintaining Healthy Work–Life Balance for Early Career Researchersing and maintaining a work–life balance that allows you to thrive in your work (and in your nonwork life). Early career researchers are often navigating demanding timelines, unconventional work schedules, and intense pressure to achieve tangible research and career milestones (e.g., publications, fu

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Work Hard, Snore Hard: Recovery from Work for Early Career Researcherscovery during breaks or after work can sometimes not take place because of limited time. As prolonged periods of intense work with little rest may lead to long-term negative effects, this chapter discusses the importance of recovery and several actionable tips to consider for early career researcher

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Climbing the Invisible Ladder: Advancing Your Career as a Woman in ScienceMore importantly, it harnesses science to support you in articulating the . and . of your career and lays out a series of strategies you can employ in pursuit of reaching the next level. It dives into overcoming imposter syndrome, increasing your visibility, curating a team of mentors and sponsors,

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Networking and Collaborating in Academia: Increasing Your Scientific Impact and Having Fun in the Preer researchers, having a strong network of collaborators can be invaluable in terms of supporting you through the difficult times of academia, as well as helping you to enjoy the good moments. Networking is also particularly important for expanding the reach and impact of your research to a multitu

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