Sea Grant announces the finalists for the 2022 John A. #Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship Program! Meet the 74 talented early career professionals who will spend next year learning and shaping #marine and #coastal policy development: https://t.co/7Vo8zxAo4B. Congrats to all!
Academic writing is wild bc you’ll read four articles just to write one sentence.
Anyway, here’s a thread of resources I’ve been using to speed through this review I’m working on:
A very timely analysis and commentary by @mallika_nocco et al. on the importance of mentorship for creating more inclusive and more caring research spaces, particularly during these pandemic times: https://t.co/f8n7vqdGUT
Stopped working to see who was at the door and found that a @science_a_thon tshirt had arrived! So figured I should have some ice cream #dayofscience#justintime
Whelp, 2 hours later I’m still struggling with the same chunk of code. Time to take a page out of Gus’ book and take a little break. #deffanrbaby#dayofscience#ScienceAThon
My research looks at ways growers in the WI Central Sands region can conserve water when irrigating vegetables like #potatoes.
#dayofscience#ScienceAThon
When I started my grad school journey 7 (gasp!) years ago, I didn’t know how helpful/crucial coding would be to my data analysis. I’m still a #rbaby, but learning more every day 👩🏻💻
Excited to participate in #dayofscience today, organized by @science_a_thon! There’s still time to sign up and join this week if you want to jump in the fun and share your scientist day!
What a day!
We're still wrapping up *just* day 1 of 5 and we cannot believe all the amazing pictures, stories, Tweets, 'Grams, and most importantly, people in STEM.
Having FOMO yet?
Don't worry, there's still time to sign-up to be featured participant! https://t.co/eJmOBGfjgn
PhD fieldwork?! DONE ✅ (mostly)!!
I’m SO grateful to Isherwood Farms for collaborating and an awesome crew that braved the humidity, snow, and beyond to help over 3 years. TY @MarrsBarrs@KMasarik1@ejberg7@Chris_Kucharik@tracy_campbell @mallika_nocco @egbooth + so many more
Our new paper is out in @NatureGeosci. We found that the capacity for ag watersheds to buffer P is shockingly low. Some St Lawrence watersheds had crossed critical thresholds *long before* the intensification of ag in the 40s and 50s.
https://t.co/f4Xu1qgPby