11
Apr
Using a grant writer
I’m working on a couple biggish grants at over the next couple months. I’m doing something that I
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Newsletter
08
Apr
Recommended reads #75
“Mistakes I’ve made as an early career researcher”
A recent story in the New York Times is explaining how
4 min read
04
Apr
Education research denialism in university STEM faculty
Scientists regularly contend with irrational denialism of simple facts. In our classrooms, communities and the media, we hear patently absurd
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01
Apr
Recommended Reads #74
Have you ordered a copy of Hope Jahren’s Lab Girl yet?
Here’s my review on Goodreads. A more
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29
Mar
NSF Graduate Fellowship timing doesn’t help the undergrads who need the help
NSF just announced their Graduate Fellowship (GRFP) awardees. Here’s where you can download the excel file that lists all
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28
Mar
My path to science
Two years ago, Meg Duffy told the the story of her path to ecology. It’s a good story, why
9 min read
25
Mar
Recommended Reads #73
Can you believe it’s been fifteen years since Randy Johnson vaporized a mourning dove with a 100 mph fastball?
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21
Mar
What are office hours for?
What do you think office hours are for?
Office hours are drop-in* hours for students to see their professors. How
8 min read
14
Mar
“Open Science” is not one thing
“Open Science” is an aggregation of many things. As a concept, it’s a single movement. The policy changes necessary
9 min read
11
Mar
Recommended reads #72
This student adds a woman in science to Wikipedia every time she’s harassed online. This keeps her busy.
Time
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