Outlining the Hidden Curriculum: Perspectives on Successfully Navigating Scientific Conferences

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Scientific conferences and meetings are valuable opportunities for researchers to network, communicate, and develop knowledge. For early career scientists, conferences can also be intimidating, confusing, and overwhelming, especially without having adequate preparation or experience. In this Perspective, we provide advice based on previous experiences navigating scientific meetings and conferences. These guidelines outline parts of the hidden curriculum around preparing for and attending meetings, navigating conference sessions, networking with other scientists, and participating in social activities while upholding a recommended code of conduct.

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Caro-Diaz, E. J., Balunas, M. J., Giddings, L. A., Loesgen, S., Murphy, B. T., Naman, C. B., … Winter, J. M. (2024, May 24). Outlining the Hidden Curriculum: Perspectives on Successfully Navigating Scientific Conferences. Journal of Natural Products. American Chemical Society. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jnatprod.3c00867

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