What experimental artifacts are you ignoring?
Collectively, as a scientific community, we have so many blind spots. I remember running into one of these blind spots
Recommended reads #142: back to work edition
That was a restful two weeks. Now, back to business.
The Green New Deal, explained
Why do scientists reinvent wheels?
The Top 9 Small Pond posts of 2018
I can’t say that 2018 has been a good year, but it has been a good one for Small
The power of small teams
If you search up the phrase “power of small teams,” you’ll find lots of conventional wisdom.
I just would
Recommended reads #141
Don’t spend your holiday break writing.
Did you know about the Kentucky Meat Shower of 1876?
The power of
“How do we diversify our seminar series?”
Last week, I got a request for some advice, and thought I’d share a version of my answer with
Science twitter highlights #4
A 36-year-old man was admitted to the ICU with an acute exacerbation of chronic #heartfailure. After a ventricular assist device
Word choice is more than semantics
I recently read through some of early posts on here. I’ve been at this for over five years now,
Some science twitter highlights #3
Honorary doctorates are awarded to recognize a person's significant contribution to a field without completing usual requirements (eg.
Dismantle the pipeline
The pipeline metaphor has a lot of problems. In STEM careers, people come from a wide range of backgrounds, receive