As a young scientist, not a day goes by when I don’t see the phrase “imposter syndrome” in at least a few tweets or Instagram posts written by colleagues. In recent years, imposter syndrome seems to have become commonplace in academia, particularly among students and early-career faculty. So, what exactly is imposter syndrome, and how does it arise?
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The early bird gets the worm, part II: How behavioral ecology is connecting the dots between early-life stress and aging
![A young bird is perched on top of a person’s fingers. The bird has white feathers on its abdomen and gray feathers on its back.](https://blogs.iu.edu/sciu/files/2019/04/Tree-Swallow-Chick-Sarah-1n2hl49.jpg)
This is the second post of a two-part series on a day in the life of a behavioral ecologist, which features the stories and research of members of Dr. Kim Rosvall’s laboratory in the Department of Biology. Click here to read the first post of the series! In Part I of this series, I discussed… Read more »