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Acknowledging your thoughts: What hat should I wear?

Scientist, Engineer, Designer, and Artist: the role you play shapes the pitch. Part 3 of this series builds a framework to focus on your audience. By…

Nov 10 • Frank Daniel Peters

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October 2026

Selling Stability: What makes a pitch exciting?

Technical expertise, business know-how, and marketing insight. Part 2 of this series looks at what is required to make a great pitch. By JUNC Founding…

Oct 28 • Frank Daniel Peters

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Problem First: On Ambition, Pitching, and the Hats We Wear

Capturing the interest of your audience is harder than just having a good idea. This series focuses on the line between research and business. By JUNC…

Oct 13 • Frank Daniel Peters

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September 2026

Learning to problem-solve in an AI world

Why it’s worth doing the work yourself, and why that’s what will get you hired... I hope. By JUNC Founder Noah Allen, PhD

Sep 29 • Noah G Allen

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The Transition from Mentee to Mentor

Thoughts on maturing as an academic and navigating the rejection of mentees. By JUNC Founding Writer Rebecca T. Miceli.

Sep 15 • Rebecca Miceli

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August 2026

August Cover Article

A letter from the editor.

Aug 18 • Noah G Allen

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Using Art to Communicate Science

Science communication is an art. Science illustrators convert complex material into figures anyone can read. By contributing writer Sharleen M. Buel…

Aug 4

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July 2026

Is a collaboration between physicians and scientists possible?

Physicians spend over 80% of their days interfacing with patients… they do not have the time to analyze complex cases. The scientists, though, they…

Jul 28 • Rebecca Miceli

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The Art of Science Communication

Contributing Writer Sagan Leggett, Ph.D., Lecturer of Biomedical Engineering at Union College

Jul 21

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Human-centric Automation – A Functional, Dynamic and Transactional Analysis

Industry 5.0 promises to put humans back at the center of manufacturing. But it's far more complicated than that. By contributing writer: Sambit Ghosh…

Jul 14

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Amyloid: The Name That Outlived the Mistake

How the most infamous group of misfolded proteins got its name. By contributing writer: Nathan Scott Smith, PhD

Jul 7 • Nathan S Smith

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July - A note from the founding team - JUNC Volume 1, Issue 3

A look back at the first two months and what's coming up next

Jul 3 • Noah G Allen, Frank Daniel Peters, Rebecca Miceli, and Jordan Sirani

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