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To commemorate #JUNETEENTH2020 we have assembled an episode centering Black voices in STEM. 5 perspectives featured in previous Science Blender episodes are contained within, each with a unique take on the Black academic experience. Listen here scienceblender.com/11-black-…
NEW EPISODE Aravind shares his story of making bacteria into tiny factories, living as an international student, confronting injustice in the US, and starting the Science Blender podcast! Listen at scienceblender.com or wherever you get your podcasts.
NEW EPISODE: Dave Gnopo: Can bacteria prevent disease? Growing up in Ivory Coast, Dave witnessed death caused by preventable diseases, which led him on a life mission to protect people from getting sick. Listen at scienceblender.com or wherever you get your podcasts.
Do it, at scienceblender.com: a podcast that blends a person with their science.
Check out our new episode with Ghazal Shoorideh! Listen to find out how silicon might usher in the next generation of batteries and why Lithium ions can be very bad at social distancing. scienceblender.com/
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BREAKING NEWS: The government has agreed to rescind the ICE ruling which required international students taking all online classes to leave the U.S. More to come on the ruling and how it affects Cornell students.
The recent decision by ICE to force international students to leave the country if they are not taking in-person classes has left many wondering how they can help. We have linked resources to help people understand the issue and take action. 1/5
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Make sure your institution is doing what it can to ensure the safety of their students. This could include petitioning them to join in legal action of MIT and Harvard via an amicus brief or by filing suit directly. 4/5 bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
What do Carl Linnaeus, Darwin's cousin, and medical studies have in common? They're all part of complex history linking science and racism. Check out @dopelabspodcast to learn more!
In Lab 025 we are holding up a mirror to the scientific community, unpacking the history of science and racism. You don’t want to miss this episode! Listen for free on @spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. open.spotify.com/episode/6TG…
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You are a non-Black senior leader and want to reach out to your Black employees because you know, you're a nice person.
But you have to go a few levels down the management chain to reach the few Black employees in your organization.
Before you call or email, do this: 1/👇🏿
We also encourage everyone to check out these quality podcasts that highlight Black scientists, engineers, mathematicians, and other academics:
@dopelabspodcast @shetoostem @blkingradschool
#BlackintheIvory #ShutdownAcademia #ShutDownSTEM
Today we are becoming more informed, (thanks to @500womensci for your resources!) and putting together an episode that elevates Black voices in STEM. #ShutDownSTEM #ShutDownAcademia
It’s IMPERATIVE to have the conversation. #ShutDownSTEM & #ShutDownAcademia is an opportunity to really talk and learn about the true state of things.
Scientists and academics are said to be seekers of truth.
This IS the truth about #racism in your labs, classrooms, conferences.
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It’s IMPERATIVE to have the conversation. #ShutDownSTEM & #ShutDownAcademia is an opportunity to really talk and learn about the true state of things.
Scientists and academics are said to be seekers of truth.
This IS the truth about #racism in your labs, classrooms, conferences.
If you are a faculty, grad student, or post doc in science, how has COVID-19 affected your research, coursework, or life in general? We’d love to hear your story. Email us at [email protected] or get in touch via DM! #AcademicChatter #phdchat #phdlife #COVID #scicomm
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Looking for something (besides Netflix) to keep you entertained at home? If you haven't listened to the @ScienceBlender Podcast yet, check it out, here: bit.ly/3aGneEr
Are you a first year graduate student in STEM at Cornell? Interested in talking about how COVID-19 has impacted your research progress and transition to graduate school? Get in touch! We'd love to share your story. Email us at [email protected] or reach out via DM!