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Elections are heating up in the USA and we firmly believe that scientists should be involved in politics. Albert Einstein agrees with us, too! We restocked this sticker and want to get them out there onto your laptops and thermoses ASAP!
From now through November 4th, get this Einstein quote sticker FREE with any $15 order from our website. Use code STICKERME at checkout with it in your cart, and you’ll get the $4.50 discount automatically. And get out to vote!
What was the last YouTube “rabbit hole” you went down? It’s such a great learning tool, but so easy to get distracted with recommendations. Luckily, I found a free Chrome extension called “Unhook”, which lets you turn off any or all recommendations, including Shorts. It’s kind of like a “reading mode” for watching videos. With this on, you’re back in control of what you consume. Add it now!
Do you think scientists and engineers are pretty good decision-makers? I do. When someone is trained for over a decade in a STEM field, they tend to carefully consider all evidence and perspectives before making important decisions. Biased decisions in STEM can cost you your career and in some cases, human lives.
That’s why I believe we should get more STEM professionals into elected office. (We’re currently only 1% of elected positions!) If you agree, I’ve put together a few starting points where you can join the cause! Please consider volunteering for or donating to the campaigns of these scientists and engineers to boost their chances in November. (Of course, carefully study their platform beforehand!)
Republican or Democrat, I believe we’ll be better off with at least 5% representation in Congress. Please get out there and support science in this election!
Taking care to not fool yourself…
Science cartoons by Tom Gauld.
The bad news is we’re almost totally out of stock of our lab coats. They sold so well we were…unprepared. The good news is…another 2000 lab coats are on their way to our Maryland warehouse! We updated the sizing of the Curie based on your feedback, so please carefully read the restocking email if you’re planning to order a Curie lab coat. We’re so excited get more of these out into the world, hopefully around the end of October!
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September 2024 - Grab a pocket card for your classmate or colleague
August 2024 - Get the High School Edition for a young scientist!
July 2024 - Buy 3 Word Magnet sets, get 1 free!
June 2024 - Don't Miss Upcoming PhD Fellowship Opportunities
May 2024 - Prompting in Google Docs
April 2024 - Google Drive hacks
March 2024 - Mastering Lab Meetings
February 2024 - Mastering Schlenk Lines
January 2024 - Time-saving Excel shortcuts you didn't know
December 2023 - Virtual coworking with scientists
November 2023 - Data plots for colorblind scientists
October 2023 - Crowdfunding your experiments and The Lab Coat Project finale
September 2023 - How to quickly find info on chemicals and molecules
August 2023 - An intro to quarterly planning for research
July 2023 - Using AI to search research papers
June 2023 - The easy button on literature reviews
May 2023 - Negotiating vacation and Pocket Paleontologist launch
April 2023 - Job interviews and lab coat updates!
March 2023 - Lab coats affect your mental health?
February 2023 - STEM books that won't put you to sleep
January 2023 - AI Chat and SciArt
December 2022 - SciComm video editing tools
October 2022 - Career skills workshops
September 2022 - Conservation in the laboratory
August 2022 - Join a study to help scientists
July 2022 - Lab Coat Materials Ultimate Guide
June 2022 - Neuroscience Podcasts and Lab Coat Update
May 2022 - Science Learning Centers near you
April 2022 - The Pocket Physicist Launch and Best Math Blogs
February 2022 - Fantastic Physics Blogs
January 2022 - Pleasure reading for engineers
December 2021 - Easy lab process diagrams
November 2021 - Free STEM icons for your presentations
October 2021 - WebPlotDigitzer and Lab Coats
September 2021 - Engineering Podcasts
August 2021 - STEM Holiday Calendar
June 2021 - Productivity resources
May 2021 - SciComm on Social Media
April 2021 - Sustainability in the lab
March 2021 - Gifts for Engineers
February 2021- Focus on reading papers
January 2021 - Focus on interviewing
December 2020 - Inspirational reading for graduate students
November 2020 - Graduate application resources
October 2020 - Voting for Science
September 2020 - New Lab Art Photography
August 2020 - The Pocket Chemist Exam Edition launch!
July 2020 - Word Magnet Launch!
June 2020 - Constant giveaways and learning to code
May 2020 - Time to get writing?
April 2020 - Quarantine life and a new retro sticker!
March 2020 - Focus on Best Chemistry Blogs
February 2020 - Focus on Digital tools for chemistry
January 2020 - Focus on Outreach
December 2019 - Focus on Social Media Accounts for Scientists
November 2019 - Focus on Helpful Reading for Grad Students