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Searching for Science Policy training opportunities? GSA Policy Fellowship Database (n=138) is your one-stop resource with easy filters for education, location, compensation & more! #SciencePolicy#AcademicTwitter https://t.co/OxqI3KM74t
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Over at @eLife, we’re eliminating accept/reject decisions and relinquishing the traditional journal role of gatekeeper.
This new model is our move towards a fairer system that helps researchers get recognition for what, not where they publish. Read more: https://t.co/XIzOyb7W1l
Today we’re pleased to open the call for the next eLife Community Ambassadors Programme – a programme that facilitates a diverse, global community of researchers to promote responsible behaviours in science.
Learn more and how to apply: https://t.co/NyqFA5LgZj
Join our upcoming talk on "Building open resources and communities of ECRs for promoting open science" given by Aziz Khan (@khanaziz84).
The talk will take place on Jun 15, 14:00 CET. Register at: https://t.co/8Yx0TN7LPD
#NordicCompBio#EarlyCareerResearcher#ECRchat
In-person academic conferences are costly and exclusive - accelerating efforts to improve virtual conferences can lead to a more equitable and sustainable conference culture https://t.co/YVF8UeW1Ki New Comment from @SSarabipour et al.
Our work on improving scientific conferences has been published. We assessed 270 in-person conferences and noted that many were lacking in sustainability, inclusivity and accessibility. We believe that a switch to virtual formats is crucial for science🧵👇🏼 https://t.co/2eyyESMFbf
With @SloanFoundation support, CIBER are building on their 4-year study of #ECRs in multiple countries, investigating the effects of the pandemic on scholarly communication & collaboration practices.
📢Are you an #ECR? There's still time to participate👇
https://t.co/5T7jtpISGy
In today’s post, we are happy to introduce you to Devang Mehta! He has been a key member of our editorial team, transforming ecrLife into the diverse and active space it is. His efforts to improve research culture are very inspirational! https://t.co/j4qdRBrM1s @drdevangm@eLife
The use of non-inclusive terms such as "blacklist" and "whitelist", or “master” and “slave” is increasing in the life sciences literature. Aziz Khan (@khanaziz84) calls for the academic community to expunge these archaic terms https://t.co/uBBX9qZz7T
Studies have shown that white PIs are 1.7 times more likely to receive NIH grant funding than Black PIs. A recent Feature Article delves into these disparities in more detail and considers the agency’s response.
Read this thread for highlights ⬇️ (1/7)
https://t.co/OkxkeS0eYn
Join us on February 17 for the next #OpenSource Community Call, in partnership with @force11rescomm and @datadryad. We will be featuring 6 project updates on #COVID19, focusing on the review and mapping of preprints in the pandemic.
Register here👇
https://t.co/TrfUCAb1nw
Help advocate for the productive use of #preprints in life sciences while you develop communication skills & your own preprint initiative. Apply for the 2021 cohort of ASAPbio Fellows by March 5, applications from all countries and career stages welcome: https://t.co/WW1bcTGdUX
Join us for our next #ECRWednesday webinar on promoting inclusion in science: a discussion about barriers to greater inclusivity in academia and ways to overcome them on Feb 24, 4pm GMT
https://t.co/cDGU8KAlqu