Tag: PMPintheLab

Waste In Science – Pt 2

So the hiatus on this blog was longer than expected, but it was useful as I have recently earned my MBA and now have time once again to pursue my passion of helping scientists improve how they do work. What better place to pick up from than to finally complete talking about how the different … Continue reading Waste In Science – Pt 2 →

To Boost or Not to Boost?

Headlines over the weekend bickered back and forth over the FDA's decision to only approve COVID-19 vaccine booster shots to the over 65 and immunocompromised populations. Many promises had been made about possible future booster shot availability but only now are we starting to see the data that tells us just how effective booster shots … Continue reading To Boost or Not to Boost? →

Waste In Science – Pt 1

After more than a year of COVID-19 posts, I'm going to return today to the original purpose of this blog which is to share project management strategies and show how they apply to scientists and laboratory work. Today I'm going to be discussing something we all instinctively know about but don't always have the language … Continue reading Waste In Science – Pt 1 →

Storyboarding – A way to be organized

Problem: You're just embarking on a big, new project. You know that you want to be able to publish a paper in a good journal, something notable for your field. A hypothesis has been developed and is based off of some results from another lab member's project. Now your professor has asked you to outline … Continue reading Storyboarding – A way to be organized →