How hard is it to do science in a language that’s not your first language? We quantified the severity of #languagebarriers for non-native English speakers when reading/publishing papers and attending/presenting at international conferences.
https://t.co/Z6za22rMgg
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"Scientists are conspicuously and magnificently human, with all the assets and flaws that humans possess...that means that who those individuals are & the backgrounds they bring to their work, have a profound influence on the quality of the end result."
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Spread the word!
(1/2) Latin Americans who dream to do research in the US: the Pew Foundation has an amazing fellowship. See the video and let me know if you have questions:
https://t.co/VLo9lNrGKh
Meet Antonia Cristi! @A_CristiM https://t.co/rQ7IFnX6tm
“My name is Antonia. I am from Coyhaique, a small city in the Chilean Patagonia and I am doing my PhD with NIWA (National Institute of Water & Atmospheric) and the University of Otago in New Zealand.”
It's official, 2022 was Aotearoa New Zealand’s warmest year on record, again 🤒
Mother Nature is running a fever & it's not getting better.
https://t.co/FRYGHPBtyX
🧵 on the 22 things you should know about 2022, through the eyes of @niwa_nz's climate scientists
Really happy to see this one out! check out our work where we found evidence of phytoplankton growing earlier than expected under the Antarctic sea ice ❄️🇦🇶 @chhorvat @SarahASeabrook @niwa_nz @otago
New Research: Evidence of phytoplankton blooms under Antarctic sea ice: Areas covered in compact sea ice were often assumed to prohibit upper-ocean photosynthesis. Yet, under-ice phytoplankton blooms (UIBs) have increasingly been observed… https://t.co/TEnyafHGV7 #MarineScience
Most scientists from the Global South are not able to afford Open Access (OA). An OA article can equal 3 or 4 of our monthly salaries or the full yearly amount of one of our grants. This discriminatory situation creates a double-standard in science dissemination.
Tomorrow, Chile enters a new era. And many scientists see the future with optimism. It's a chance, they told me, to take a stronger stance against the climate crisis. To transform science. To fight inequality.
"Hope is the word." 🇨🇱 My latest for @Nature:
https://t.co/edi0TL6CLd
Our paper about host specificity on Antarctic sponge-associated bacterial communities is finally out! Another great collaboration with this amazing group of people! @Nico_Trefa@CesarAnt77@Giii_PPozo
https://t.co/jL787Fgpss
Facts: in 2003, PhD stipend was 25% above NZ minimum wage. In 2021, it's 20% below it + for the first below the training wage. Worth noting than most of current PhD students get less than the Marsden stipend
($27,500 pa + student fees). Extending this to all NZ Uni seems fair😳
We are looking for a PhD student (scholarship available, NZ only) in seaweed aquaculture with the aim of restoration in collaboration with Mountains to the Sea Wellington: https://t.co/aJgObeH6Yq
18 PostDoc Jobs Alert managed by Uni of Bergen: In Physical fjord oceanography, Marine Geology, Coastal Ecology, System dynamics and ocean-human interactions, Marine Biogeochemical hazards, Deep-sea mineral resources to name a few... Check this out👇
https://t.co/CMBHVGqehB
New PhD opportunities in atmospheric science at NIWA!
1. Greenhouse gas modelling for CarbonWatch NZ: https://t.co/ao9eg8p6IY
2. Southern Ocean carbon cycle for #Antarctic science platform: https://t.co/nycQfkpclz
📅Applications close 30 Sept for mid-2022 start.