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  • Six Panelists sit at a table for a Neuroscience 2019 Professional Development Workshop.
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    Confronting Impostor Syndrome
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    Science Writing Strategies to Advance Your Career
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    Deep Brain Stimulation: Patient Impact and Continuing Research
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    The Impact of Diverse Mentors
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    Talk About Pharmaceutical Partnerships to Advocate for Basic Research
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    How to Hire and Promote Faculty to Facilitate Team Science
  • A. Bolu Ajiboye speaking during the Navigating Team Science Professional Development Workshop at Neuroscience 2019
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    Navigating Collaborating Across Disciplines with Team Science
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    Surviving as a Minority Scientist in a Majority World
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    Dialogues Between Neuroscience and Society: Human-Centered AI
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    Data Science and Data Skills for Neuroscientists
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    What It Takes to Succeed: Finding a Work/Life Balance
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    Computational Neuroscience: Models and Theory
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