📢 Exciting opportunity! @IBHH_UTMB is seeking a postdoc for an NSF-funded project, “Developing a Social Responsibility Toolkit for Scientists Working on Cleanup Sites,” with Elise Smith and Stephen Molldrem. More info at https://t.co/yDXGYMNW3X Please share with your network 💼
📅 Save the Date! Join us for the Virtual #Bioethics Grand Rounds on Sept 11 at 5 p.m. 🕔
🌈 Topic: “Queer Eye for the Clinician and PI: Ethically Caring for #LGBTQIA+ Individuals”
Speaker: @CampoEngelstein @IBHH_UTMB
🔗 Register here: https://t.co/lEvdYv3H1s
This was written by my wonderful undergrad professor, Archana Venkatesan, who I studied abroad with in India! This is a friendly reminder that Kamala is pronounced: “Come-a-laa” (Kamalā) https://t.co/AccNQ79VDT via @ConversationUS
"Photography and videography have emerged as potent tools enabling the disempowered to document interactions with those in positions of authority." On community organizers' use of apps to help migrant communities hold police accountable, from @CASTAC_AAA: https://t.co/wSWx9S9FZA
How do anti-surveillance advocates use cell phones and their cameras as resistance tools? Today on Platypus, @JessLOlivares witnesses the promotion of cell phone camera usage in the American Civil Liberties Union. More at: https://t.co/ku6Zr4dNUh
Check out this timely discussion of bioethical considerations of substance use in the queer population. Terrific to collaborate with @JessLOlivares, joint postdoc with @IBHH_UTMB and Center for Addiction Sciences and Therapeutics at @utmbhealth.
In May, my doctoral journey came to a close! 🎓 Officially Dr. Jess Olivares 🤗 #phddone
Off to UTMB for my joint postdoctoral fellowship with @IBHH_UTMB and @UTMBCAR
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The absolute insistence on deploying police and arresting peaceful protestors across US Universities at this moment speaks volumes. Can't administrators look to history and see what that always brings? The next few days will be very telling for the future of the academy.
"Riismandel’s Neighborhood of Fear ... engages a sweeping archive of film, television, popular books, board games, music and album covers, journalism, and government documents" Read Davy Knittle's full review! https://t.co/jmtfjKuDhc @JHUPress
I've spent the last decade writing the same sentence a million times over and over again, phrased differently. I'll try it once more:
Police professionalization is not designed to change how policing operates but is meant to change how everyone else perceives police legitimacy.
🌟Hello 2023!🌟 We're excited for another year of anthropological and social thinking about science and technology. Meet our wonderful new team of contributing editors, and reach out if you're interested in contributing! New posts coming soon--stay tuned!
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A tech-savvy artist unearthed video footage of people working hard to capture the perfect shot for Instagram. It's a lesson in the artifice of social media — and the ubiquity of surveillance. https://t.co/4eQjiLqMjm
I’m a UBC doctoral candidate seeking study participants for my dissertation research on human-feline relationships in the home. If you are interested in participating or learning more about the study, please visit https://t.co/BtUi2MykAf.
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