Category: Issue No. 3

You learn to publish through repeated writing, feedback, mentorship, and reviewing others’ work. Publishing is not just about mechanics; it’s about finding your voice and developing a consistent style.

Dealing with difficult or unfair PIs involves clear communication, documentation, and selfadvocacy. Mentorship is often seen as unidirectional, but the mentee is also responsible.

Knowing you’re meeting expectations starts with defining your own goals and what independence means to you. Regular, open conversations with supervisors are key to measuring growth.