EEB Mentor Match 2022 is live!
This is just a quick post to let you know that EEB Mentor Match is now launched, and is ready
Effective teaching is not standardized teaching
There was a comment on a recent post that I’ve been chewing over for the past week, that gets
Building and maintaining friendships as an academic
I just made a few new friends, perhaps.
After more than two years of pandemic-induced isolation, I had the privilege
On the exodus of faculty
A lot of folks, with tenured positions, are choosing to get out of the university game to do other kinds
Planning for safe and inclusive field research
Fieldwork can be the best part of being a scientist. But when unprepared or abusive leaders take trainees into the
Recommended reads #201
Since it’s been quite a while since the last post, I’ve accumulated a particularly good crop of reads.
Updating my perspective on “predatory” journals
It took a while for the rise of the internet to destabilize the academic publishing industry, but still the major
On the legacies of Ed Wilson and EO Wilson
After E.O. Wilson died in the final days of 2021, we have have been treated to detailed remembrances of
(Not) all rankings are bad
Standard university rankings may or may not be bollocks, but they are a destructive force.
This is because of Goodhart’
Recommended read #200
Welcome to the “what he said” edition of rec reads.
I have one link for you: An essay by Dr.