Science For Everyone
The essential nature of natural history in research, the beliefs of men who don't see misogyny in higher ed, why your dog needs to be on a leash but mine doesn't, new monkeys, horny President Harding, insects bigger than your head, y más.
This one is important. It's due on Monday.
And yes, that includes all y'all in the UC and other R1s.
The Culture of Busy can hurt the people who rely on you
My 1-year term as Chair of Academic Senate is winding to a close. Phew. My obligations in this term end in two days. At that time, the new elected Chair steps into the role. Now's a good time to reflect on what I've learned and
mostly uplifting stuff from the past couple months
Yes, you. Schedule a phone call. This is the hidden curriculum.
I tend to avoid looking at the analytics for this site. It's sometimes funny to see which search terms bring people to my nook of the internet. But I try to avoid trying to see which posts are more 'catchy' than others, because I don'
Risks are necessary for transformative science, and to transform our community of scientists
I sift through what people share and pass on the good stuff
Intrinsic motivation > extrinsic motivation. Always.
You do you. And please stay healthy.
More importantly: what not to do
links, links, red hot links. Actually some are cold, it's been >2 months since the last mixtape. Lots of wild stories that are true facts.
When you make day-to-day decisions, what do you prioritize?