Life Lessons
The Elimination of Third-Party Cookies and New Consumer Privacy Policies
In this blog post, we discuss the future elimination of third-party cookies, and what the future looks like for web privacy.
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Tips For A Better Brainstorming Session
Brainstorming is essential when it comes to coming up with fresh ideas and newsworthy angles, but sometimes it’s not easy. This blog explores helpful techniques and strategies to get your wheels turning.
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Cell & Gene Therapy: From Evolution to Revolution
Cell and gene therapy has transformed the world of science and research with no signs of stopping. In this blog post, we discuss this one-of-a-kind therapeutic revolution.
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Content Is Key: Steps for Creating a Successful Marketing Strategy
Content is key when it comes to your brand’s marketing, but there is a strategy to follow in order to be successful. In this blog, we discuss the steps you should take when creating and promoting your content.
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Uncontrolled Variables: Bringing Science and Comedy Together
We chatted with the producers behind the Chicago comedy troupe Uncontrolled Variables, and learned how they bring comedy and science together.
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8 Quick Tips for Using Inclusive Language
If language can change how we perceive things as seemingly concrete as color, think about how it could affect implicit biases we may already have. Thought tends to become action, so using inclusive language does contribute to a more inclusive world.
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Listen Up! Celebrating International Podcast Day 2022
It’s International Podcast Day! From today’s latest therapies to marketing analytics, check out some of our team’s favorite podcasts to listen to and learn from.
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Commemorating Juneteenth: Q&A With Black In Immuno Co-Founder, Elaine Kouame
In reflection and celebration of Juneteenth, CG Life sat down with Co-Founder of Black in Immuno, Elaine Kouame, to learn more about the organization.
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A Completed Genome: What the 8% Means for You
What does it mean to ‘complete’ a genome? Why is this information useful, and what does this completed genome mean for science communicators? In this blog, we’ll discuss these pressing questions and the implications of the new genome.
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Next-Generation Sequencing: To Boldly Go Where No Genome Has Gone Before
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) has ushered in a world where medicine is informed by personal genetics, bringing the science fiction of Star Trek into real life. Learn how it’s changing medicine and what you need to know as a science communicator.
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