In this episode, we dive deep with Evan J. Walsh, a career development expert working at Harvard Medical School to explore the evolving landscape of science careers and the critical role of career development in scientific success.
In our latest episode from Managing Scientific Talent Podcast, we chat with Roshni Rao from Johns Hopkins University about revolutionizing career development within scientific institutions.
No longer just about meeting a coach and taking a test, today’s approach dives deeper into self-discovery and building a meaningful life and career. It’s about understanding your passions, strengths, and values to create a fulfilling path.
In this episode, Pedro and David had an insightful conversation with Camila Hernández Frederick, Head of Career Services at the International Max Planck Research School for Molecules of Life at the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, in Germany.
Camila shared her journey from biochemistry research to becoming an expert in career development, and why early, proactive career support can transform how PhDs and postdocs approach their futures.
In this episode, Pedro and David chatted with Isabelle Kohler, Professor, Scientist, and Founder of NextMinds.
Isabelle highlights a blind spot in PhD training: the lack of awareness about career options beyond academia. Many students remain unaware of opportunities in industry, marketing, writing, and more, often waiting until graduation to explore their options. The result? Panic and uncertainty.
Laurence Theunis, a PhD biologist turned career development expert and co-founder of Adoc Talent Management, shared her journey from research to project management and engaged in a insightful conversation about the evolving landscape of career development for PhDs.
David Giltner, a physicist turned career development expert, discusses how scientists can effectively navigate both academia and entrepreneurship. He shares his personal journey and expertise in balancing the demands of academic research with the drive for real-world impact through industry ventures.
Welcome to Managing Scientific Talent by Chaperone, a podcast focused on enhancing scientific careers through expert insights and strategies. Join us as we interview career development specialists and industry leaders to explore the latest trends, challenges, and strategies central to scientific career development today. In each episode, find insights and actionable advice that will empower you to better support scientists in your institution in achieving fulfilling and impactful careers. Tune in and transform the way you foster career growth in the scientific community!
Hosts:
Pedro Resende, Chaperone Co-Director and Co-Founder
David Mendes, PapaPhD Podcast Founder