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The Egyptian goddess Isis was celebrated as the ideal wife and mother. The blogger known as Dr. Isis has some fancy-sounding degrees and is a physiologist at a major research university working on some terribly impressive stuff. She blogs about balancing her research career with the demands of raising small children, how to succeed as a woman in academia, and anything else she finds interesting. Also, she blogs about shoes. In fact, she blogs a lot about shoes.


...And behold, he raised the motherfucking Jameson on high as Isis bedecked her feet in glory, and the masses were sated. -- The Holy Gospel According to PhysioProf

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Ask Dr. Isis - How Do I Avoid Being a Committee Patsy?

Category: Ask Dr. Isis

Last week I received this letter from a lovely reader...a letter I have been carefully, carefully pondering: Dear Dr. Isis, I am an assistant professor at a big research university. Despite general appearances of democracy, my department is in reality...

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Ask Dr. Isis - How Do You Make Time to Write?

Category: Blogging

For the record, I almost titled this blog post, "Ask Dr. Isis - How are You So Hot?" But, man, that would have taken hundreds of thousands of words. My amazing science aside, there are a bazillion reasons I am...

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Ask Dr. Isis - How Do I Convince a Young Girl That Math = Hot?

Category: Ask Dr. Isis

I'm back to my list of Ask Dr. Isis email. Next up in the queue is this one: Dr. Isis, I'm a regular lurker at your blog who is writing on behalf of my mother - she's a fourth grade...

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How Do You Feel About Your PI?

Category: Ask Dr. Isis

I am sitting on a pile of Ask Dr. Isis letters that I swear are making me lose my faith in humanity. Why do none of you write to ask, "Why is my PI so awesome?" So, in order to...

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Ask Dr. Isis - How Do I Handle Misogyny in the Classroom

Category: Ask Dr. Isis

Alright.  After a few rounds of editing to sufficiently de-identify the student, here is our next question... Hi Dr. Isis, I'm looking for your thoughts, as a scientist, educator, and mother, on how to address some gender issues that seem...

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Ask Dr. Isis - Do I Submit An Abstract Without My PI?

Category: Graduate School

Dr. Isis is back on the email answering bandwagon and was happily plugging away, answering an email about gender and race and science, when this little gem popped into my email box: Dr. Isis, I am writing you because after...

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Guidelines for Emailing Dr. Isis (ie, Don't Make Me Smack a Bitch)

Category: Ask Dr. Isis

I love you, little chickens. You know that I do. That's why I answer your emails. Still, some of you are making me lose my fucking mind! Figure 1: An artist's rendition of Dr. Isis answering some of your emails....

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Ask Dr. Isis Week - What Reference Software Do You Use?

Category: Ask Dr. Isis

Before I get down to business, I wanted to make some remarks about a post I a couple of days ago on having children and being exhausted. I really appreciate the frankness of the comments people left, but I suppose...

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Ask Dr. Isis - Red Pumps for My Plenary Lecture?

Category: Ask Dr. Isis

I received this email last week and we touched on it in my Shoe of the Week post. I liked the choice the author ended up making, so I didn't rush to answer her question formally. Still, I wanted to...

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Ask Dr. Isis -- Babies, Abortions, and a Career in Academia (Part 2)

Category: Ask Dr. Isis

Yesterday I posted a question from loyal reader of the blog, Fia about having children in graduate school. To give you a brief recap, I wrote: I gotta tell you, little muffins. This email had me all sorts of sideways....

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