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The Public Library of Science is expanding across Canada its system for subscription-free journals in which institutions largely cover the publication costs
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TA evaluat'ns, like faculty evaluat'ns, are often biased in predictable ways. Using them as a metric for merit is deeply flawed. That the male co-author on this 👇🏿paper was surprised at results 🤣 will surprise few in the #EDI in #STEM world @FiRawle @shoshanahjacobs @dawnbazely
Students in an online class were told they had one of these 2 TAs. But behind the scenes, @EmilyKhazan, left, fulfilled TA duties for all 136 students. When student evaluations came in, though, guess which TA scored higher? #WomeninScience #womeninstem news.ufl.edu/2020/11/ta-bias…
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NPR, on the other hand, gets it right. As usual.
npr.org/2020/10/07/921043046…
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Congratulations to @doudna_lab Doudna and Charpentier for Nobel Prize in Chemistry! First time two women have shared it. Excited to see brilliant scientists recognized for impactful work.
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Telling myself to stop worrying. I need to be patient and believe in myself and my students as we work together to create a supportive remote learning community. October 5 Day 211: Anxiety is Everywhere mathinthetimeofcorona.wordpr…
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I'm still seeing a lot of confusion about 'droplets' and 'aerosols', so I made a graphic.
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No dystopian author adequately prepared me to witness the end of civilization in the toilet paper aisle at Costco on a Thursday afternoon. But there I did.
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I've heard that coronavirus is going to cause a massive shortage of books, which will be essential when we're all stuck at home, so it's very important for everyone to rush out and start panic-buying novels. Thank you.
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How does Wuhan coronavirus compare to MERS, SARS and the common cold?
Here is a look at the most well-known coronaviruses: what they have in common and how they differ. n.pr/2RjoSoi
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A Glossary for Research Reports (C. D. Graham, 1957).
There are a lot of corrupted versions in circulation, but this is the original as reprinted in A Random Walk in Science in 1973.
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Brand new #AmoebaSistersSisterhood comic on #Webtoon! Sometimes we get carried away with all the holiday to-do lists...webtoons.com/en/challenge/am… #AmoebaSisters
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Day 5 of our #organellecountdown! Someone has to get these protein packages out on time! Luckily, the Golgi is up for the task. #scicomm #sciart #science
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Day 6 of our #organellecountdown! Let it snow with the digestive enzymes in this lysosome snowglobe. #scicomm #sciart #science
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Day 7 of our #organellecountdown! When it comes to making sugar, chloroplasts have it down. Cookin’ in the kitchen with sunshine. #scicomm #sciart #science
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Day 8 of our #organellecountdown! The dance of the candy cane centrioles pulls chromosomes apart in animal cell division. #scicomm #sciart #science
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Day 10 of our #organellecountdown! The ribosomes were hung on the rough ER with care…in hopes that some proteins would be made there. #scicomm #sciart #science
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Day 9 of our #organellecountdown! Vesicles store items and easily fuse with cell membrane systems to bear a little cell gift. #scicomm #sciart #science
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Day 11 of our #organellecountdown! All ornaments should be as productive as these protein-making ribosomes. #scicomm #sciart #science
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First day of our #organellecountdown to Christmas! The nucleus holds your DNA. It can’t fit a tree in there, so it had to make do. #scicomm #sciart #science

























