Has there been a change in the etiquette expected from post-doctoral trainees once they leave a mentor's lab? What should one do; what can one do if their newly minted fellow, now faculty, refuses to find their own niche and continues to work on exactly the same projects that they were working on when a fellow in your lab?
Nathan R. Wall
Related is expected. Exact is dangerous for both labs. What would serve both would be a healthy collaboration.
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Nawel Jmail
Post doc should be an opportunity to develop further skills after phd so it dosn t depend on mentors labs
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