#Fields

Mateusz Fafinski

Calthalas

Academic Job Discourseᵀᴹ is back (it’s never gone).Tl;dr: There are no jobs.Headline: Commodification of academia has decoupled the value of research from the chance of employability.Long read: Research and teaching

Jonathan Eisen

phylogenomics

So I had one of those amazing birding encounters I get maybe 1-2 x / year. I went for a walk at #YoloBypass and got in my car and was

Ag of The World

AGofTheWorld

On any given day each year, from November-early April, we’re harvesting a vegetables on my farm. The vast majority of the acres are romaine and crisp head(iceberg) lettuce. Here’s an

Lolade Abimbola

voice_ofsanity

I'm feeling generous tonight. So I'd be outlining some of the marketing lessons I had learned working with a real estate company. So If you're selling land or landed properties,

Dave Beck

DaveCBeck

This is a thread on starting use twitter, after being an intermittent lurker for a few years. Two aims right now:- Learn to use twitter more actively.- Build relationships that

Panteleimon ("Paddy") Ekkekakis

Ekkekakis

Inspired by the proposal of this large multinational collaboration, consisting of many outstanding colleagues from the field of exercise science, I wanted to share some thoughts that may be useful

Anosognosiogenesis

pookleblinky

The vast, vast majority of multicellular life on earth, is aquatic.Statistically, the average multicellular life on earth looks more like a bobbit worm than a human. And yet scifi is

Blue Canaries

CanariesBlue

1. Has #Texas become a product of #China? "...should a company that has connections to the ruling Communist Party in China, have the ability to connect to our grid and

𝚆𝚎𝚕𝚌𝚑 𝚂𝚞𝚐𝚐𝚜

welchsuggs

Should colleges offer a "major in sports," as Sally Jenkins proposes in @PostSports? https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2020/09/07/college-sports-major/ I'm surprised this column has gotten this much attention; the idea com

Aaswath Raman

aaraman

This is an unfortunate (and I suspect political) change that will be a net negative. Even if one believed that NSF should narrowly focus on 'important' / 'hot' topics (I

Kathryn Schotthoefer

katschott

2 different people we pitched on working w/ @representbyomv creatives announced this week that they are launching identical models (using our exact language) changed only to ensure the power stays

Philip Anderson

P_G_Anderson

A fifth of the world's cotton comes from China's Far West. Muslim Uighur people there are being enslaved, forced to pick cotton, their culture eradicated.Transatlantic slavery gripped consciences in 2020.

Joe Bassey

Joe__Bassey

The Great Zimbabwe has the largest of stone-built ruins. It consists of 12 clusters of buildings, that spread over 3 square miles. Its outer walls were built from 100,000 tons

brad plumer

bradplumer

Hmm, the latest review of studies on corn ethanol concludes that its carbon intensity is about 40% lower than that of gasoline. If true, then ethanol's obviously not a carbon

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

Why did we need a lockdown? For many people, their lives have not (yet) been touched by COVID as an illness – only by public health measures. But we need

Keith Doelling, Ph.D.

KeithD11

So I have been thinking about where #neuroracism comes into play in my own field. Generally we consider auditory processing to be a low-level enough perceptual system such that societal

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