
In this podcast, Michael Saxon shares his insights on "Conferencemaxxing," focusing on effective networking and self-promotion strategies for researchers. He emphasizes the importance of building genuine connections, making friends, and contributing to the scientific community beyond just research. Saxon outlines a philosophy centered on authenticity, providing value, and viewing senior figures as peers. He also discusses building an online profile through various types of content, from serious research blogs to lighthearted posts, and offers practical advice for engaging in conversations at conferences, including preparing elevator pitches and attending social events. The goal is to maximize conference time by prioritizing interactions and building lasting relationships within the research community.
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