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Plan B: COVID-19 challenges for field-based PhD students

8 Dec 20208 Dec 2020
Blistering heat, pouring rain, finding volunteers, submitting field-trip forms, forgetting equipment, data sheets blowing away in the wind — a field-based research project is hard at the best of times.…
diversity…

Queer science

18 Jun 202018 Jun 2020
Happy Pride Month to the beautiful Queers of the scientific community, and beyond! I decided to write this post to help non-queer scientists interact respectfully with their queer colleagues. When…
careers…

11 things academic research and surfing have in common

2 May 2019
The last time I went surfing the waves were very slow and between sets I had a lot of time to contemplate life. This was when it occurred to me…

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