Every neuroscientist makes transitions for different reasons. In my case, when I was recruited from Howard University in Washington, DC to the University of Michigan in 2016, I wasn't actively seeking to leave. In fact, I was really happy at Howard.
But this opportunity came along, and the timing was right. My research projects had just started to pick up enough traction that the work was ready to grow and expand.
Though it was tough, a major part of my conscience decision was to become less of a teacher and more of a researcher.
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Kevin Jones is an assistant professor in the department of pharmacology at the University of Michigan Medical School.
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