Research productivity during mid-career and beyond
Apparently, I am “mid-career.” When I registered as a reviewer for the NSF GRFP, that’s the box I checked
Recommended reads #195
These recommended reads are all about reviews.
A review of an essay: The problem with rigor. “The rhetoric of rigor
NSF needs more non-R1 GRFP reviewers, please sign up!
I have a little something to admit. I just registered as a potential reviewer for the NSF GRFP for the
Recommended reads #194
A series of photos of from US public lands from photographer Bob Wick, most of which are jawdroppingly gorgeous. And
Planning lab “boot camps” for after the pandemic
My department just had a great idea: We’re planning “boot camps” to train students with the basic lab skills
Recommended reads #193
The parenting penalties faced by scientist mothers
When your institution values money instead of people and science
How Caltech can
Recommended reads #192
Ten simple rules for productive lab meetings
“I Signed Up to Write College Essays for Rich Kids. I Found Cheating
Update on fixing a racist common name for an ant (and a moth)
A couple years ago, I shared with y’all about an old screwup of mine, and how I was planning
A personal existential crisis about biodiversity and climate change
When did you first realize the scope and the scale of biodiversity loss and the impact of climate change? Did
Recommended reads #191
Whew! It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these for you. So I’ve got some
