Recommended reads #69
Here’s a profile of Vojtech Novotny that makes him look great, because he is.
America’s climate refugee crisis
Blurred lines in academia–what is work?
While navigating the unemployment system in Sweden, I’ve discovered that I need to report every month what I’ve
The tyranny of the 9-month position
I’m convinced that 9-month positions are bad for pretty much everybody. Especially driftwood faculty.
This week I was
Can on-line networking replace the traditional kind?
A few weeks ago Terry wrote about going to conferences, networking and social capital. The post struck home for me
It gets busier.
I couple years ago, there was a careers-in-science discussion on an OTS field course. (I was visiting faculty
Recommended reads #68
A lecture from the lectured. This is a superb piece from students responding to that op-ed piece in the
First week off the job-life as an unemployed academic
This week I am officially unemployed. What does life as an unemployed academic look like? Well, in the first place
Yet even more sincere answers to stupid questions
People write the craziest things into google, and then land on Small Pond Science.
Here’s a selection of some
Who you know really matters
People say that it can be important to go to conferences once in a while because “networking” is important.
I
Undergraduate research is many things
Conversations about “undergraduate research” often involve dispelling misconceptions.
Undergraduate research is not one thing.
What is undergraduate research? It is