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Why I stopped writing on my student’s papers.
Four very practical solutions to make conferences less difficult for scientists
Non-mandatory sexual harassment training?
I’d like to think I’m not a clueless ignoramus when it comes to navigating university bureaucracy, but sometimes
Check out Rapid Ecology!
Three months and change ago, I wrote a post about how academic blogs have very few voices, and we need
The hypocrisy footprint
Image: A sunset over probably Iowa, viewed from a carbon-emitting airplane
Last week, an offhand remark in a radio story
Powerful truths about sexual harassment
Today, the House Committee on Science had a hearing about sexual harassment. The whole thing is worth your time, but
When you are asked to review a paper that you’ve already reviewed for another journal
This situation can be a bit of a conundrum if you haven’t dealt with it.
Let’s say you
Recommended reads #123
Got milk, must conference
Bioinformatics skills – How to get them and not get scared
Being an academic after experiencing personal
Efficient teaching: Crowdsourcing class notes
I’m writing this entire blog post to share one cool tip:
Protip for professors: create a googledoc to crowdsource
How often are you cited correctly?
Sometimes, I get cited incorrectly. I have some feelings about this.
When I started doing science, the Science Citation Index
Recommended reads #122
This is wonderful: NSF is now requiring awardee institutions to report findings of sexual harassment by personnel on NSF grants,