Hello everyone I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Engineering Konkuk University South Korea. And i am expecting to graduate in August 2026. My research focuses on waste to energy technologies, particularly hydrogen-rich syngas production from sewage sludge using microwave-assisted pyrolysis. I’m looking to connect with professionals in sustainable energy, and related fields, and would appreciate any insights on career paths and opportunities as I approach graduation. Thanks

Hello everyone I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Engineering Konkuk University South Korea. And i am expecting to graduate in August 2026. My research focuses on waste to energy technologies, particularly hydrogen-rich syngas production from sewage sludge using microwave-assisted pyrolysis. I’m looking to connect with professionals in sustainable energy, and related fields, and would appreciate any insights on career paths and opportunities as I approach graduation. Thanks

Hello everyone I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Engineering Konkuk University South Korea. And i am expecting to graduate in August 2026. My research focuses on waste to energy technologies, particularly hydrogen-rich syngas production from sewage sludge using microwave-assisted pyrolysis. I’m looking to connect with professionals in sustainable energy, and related fields, and would appreciate any insights on career paths and opportunities as I approach graduation. Thanks

Work-life balance is dead. After researching, I've learned it's about "work-life FIT" not balance. 🔄 Balance = equal weight (impossible) ✅ Fit = adapting work to YOUR life Companies offering flexible core hours, results-focus, and mental health days are winning. I created a 21 page free Personal Work-Life Fit Framework for anyone Get it: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tHhh1XeorqzJsufOUFQeDsHbXB4_C8cCig2AsWa5fro/edit?tab=t.0 What's your biggest work-life challenge?

Life sciences IT support specialist with experience across research, academic computing, and enterprise environments (CSHL, Hofstra, IBM). Skilled in troubleshooting, life sciences lab systems support, and secure, user-focused solutions. Background in academic and corporate help desk, training, and research workflows. Seeking roles in scientific IT, healthcare IT, or research computing.

Based on my personal experience, I would encourage life sciences professionals to carefully evaluate opportunities at ProcDNA before joining. I found the work to be heavily support-oriented and less strategic or innovative than I had expected. For those looking for cutting-edge analytics, consulting, data science, or technology-focused work, it may not align with your career goals. Continued in comments

Greetings! I'm looking for REFERRALS :) About me- I'm a quiet, introverted med lab scientist 4 years of working experience as a technologist in a flow cytometry lab at MSKCC. I am looking for a highly automated lab with very kind and understanding superiors, a positive work environment. I need an h1b sponsoring non-profit organization' day and evening shifts preferred.

Anyone here work in consulting with a Life Sciences/healthcare focus? Looking to make a transition in my current industry focus. If you’re in the NYC area then I’d love to connect in person (coffee, drinks, lunch, dinner, etc.). This also includes LEK, I think my current job makes LEK look like a WLB improvement currently. tyia.

Anyone at McKinsey in life sciences work I can send a quick question to? Not going to ask for a reference, just trying to figure out if you guys have a practice in a certain area so I can find someone to reach out to I am able to offer nothing in exchange, so I wouldn't pass up this deal of the century

Currently a SM/EM/PL equivalent in MBB. Trying to make lifestyle sustainable and being fit. Also on a vegetarian diet (dairy okay, no egg) Has anyone successfully tried being fit with this role and diet? Would appreciate if you can share - have done multiple tweaks but it nothing has been working