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Keeping tabs on the NSF-supported science taken away from all of us
See what got revoked, and add your project to the list if necessary. Revocations are not over yet.
What they've taken and what they can never take away
Gains in equity and access can happen without DEI-targeted funding.
Making do with inadequate administrative support
I suspect nearly all folks doing science in universities think that they are lacking the basic administrative support they need.

March 2025

What are your collaboration dealbreakers?
What kinds of risks are you willing to make?
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Where do we go from here?
We continue to push forward.
Academic Mixtape 30
good stuff to read
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Reverse engineering transformative experiences
We think of formative experiences as happening organically, but they're often planned and intentional.
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Academic hiring criteria are all wrong
The most important criteria are: mentorship, mentorship, and mentorship
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February 2025

Why are we all teaching ancient statistics?
If we taught molecular biology the way we teach statistics, we'd still be arguing whether proteins or nucleic acids were genetic material.
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Four things for scientists about the democracy thing
Over the last month, I’ve been mostly quiet and just listening to others as things have evolved.
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Academic Mixtape 29
everything is one fire or in debris flow from the post-fire torrent, but read on we must
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How I've been thinking about all of the rapid horrible changes in the United States
I'm not telling you how to think or feel, but maybe letting you know where I'm at might be useful.
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