Now, more than ever, it’s critical we come together in support of science. This #LightDay2021, OSA and I #TrustScience
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@drianzucker I think we need to be much smarter and fairer at identifying talent. Simple academic metrics leave out a lot of people’s lived experience and we almost certainly lose talent because of it.
OSA's Frontiers in Optics call for papers is out! Submit your research for consideration to present in 2020. See you in DC!
FiO 2: Optical interactions, has an exciting theme this year!
2.5 Complex States of light
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.@OpticalSociety CEO Elizabeth Rogan describes how congressional inaction on FY20 spending bills has serious consequences for #scientific research in this op-ed in @thehill https://t.co/J5uI3F2OgX
We're proud to announce that @theAGU and @OpticalSociety have partnered to launch a new multidisciplinary climate-research center as part of the Global Environmental Measurement and Monitoring (GEMM) Initiative . https://t.co/XXSFIx6JY5
Just had the most engaging chat about optical phase, literature, weather, politics and cats with Twitter celebrity and fellow vortex physicist @drskyskull @unccharlotte Looking forward to more!
List of 21 physics departments at 4-year institutions that awarded 30% or more of their PhDs to women between 2013 and 2017. These departments were mostly located at large public universities #AIPStats#WomensHistoryMonth
#AIPStats is in snowy Michigan talking to amazing folks about career paths in physics. Presented this morning to a full room! Next talk at 4:00 Rm 104 #MSUCUWiP19@MSUCUWiP19#physics