Seeking scientist volunteers for this fall! Want to practice science communication and help author a ✨comic📷 about your research? I need collaborators for the next cohort of SciComm & Comics art students! Sign up here by 9/13: https://t.co/X5VebRq51H…
“The culture of a library is typically not focused around the production of knowledge."
I think my journal articles, book chapters, conference papers, and presentations would beg to differ. And I have librarian colleagues who publish way more than me.
https://t.co/rGtmx4gkPU
I know the fiscal landscape is bleak everywhere in higher ed, but spare a thought for Western Illinois University where they just laid off **all the library faculty.**
https://t.co/iS674BlgNE
"The Internet Archive can only do so much to preserve all of this, especially when the nonprofit is already staving off endless, expensive lawsuits..."
🔗 Cartoon Network's website was deleted. That should scare you all. https://t.co/2Ek8E9AYLK via @slate
Call for Papers: Rising Stars in Photonics
This Virtual Special Issue aims to honor the work of early career researchers for the new experience, expertise, and knowledge they bring to the #photonics community. @ACSPhotonics
Submit by: July 31, 2024 🔗 https://t.co/I4Yu6uTavt
SF State offers a certificate in making comics! Learn about the program — as told in comic form by two students in SF State Magazine. https://t.co/ekieIcCExG
NEW: @UofCalifornia investments in entities with ties to weapons makers, Israel, Blackrock, Blackstone and 24 other companies targeted by divestment proponents amount to about $32 billion of UC's $175 billion. Per Chief Investment Officer Jagdeep Singh Bachher.
Weapons: $3.3 billion
Israel: $12 billion in US Treasuries
Blackrock: $163 million
Blackrock managed investments for UC: $2.1 billion
Blackstone: $8.6 billion
24 targeted firms (Disney etc): $3.2 billion
Join us for a FREE webinar exploring topics highlighting the portrayal of Latinos in comic books. This event is presented in partnership with @libcomix and will be moderated by Dan Johnson, Youth Librarian at the Salem Public Library.
Register today: https://t.co/vGcnxxSCC1
We're delighted to announce a call for applications for our new Editorial Fellows Program!✨
This 2yr program for early career ecologists offers leadership training in publishing, with mentoring from our EiCs & staff
Apps are due ➡️July 8⬅️
Learn more: https://t.co/RWQqgjGnVs
When poet Jessy Randall saw that so many female scientists weren’t getting their due, she got mad. And then she decided to write poems for as many as she could https://t.co/6X4QyZyZEj
Are you curious about the stars and the potential for life among them?
From what to study in school to career paths, learn how you can get involved with the search for life in @NASAAstrobio's new graphic novel "Becoming an Astrobiologist." https://t.co/P4btv11qJp
“Schools must resist the pressures placed on them by politicians seeking to exploit campus tensions”
Open Letter to College and University Presidents on Student Protests
https://t.co/AT26XSWoc0
There's a new press release from Turnitin making big claims about their AI detector. They've scanned over 200 million papers with it over the past year.
A 4% false positive rate, their current claim, means 8 million wrong results. That's a lot of harm.
https://t.co/3Xilo0jijP
Our article on #LGBTQ+ inclusion in outdoor field experiences received enough downloads to be a #TopDownloadedArticle in #EcologicalApplications. A reminder that, despite political pushback, there is a real need to create inclusive spaces in the #outdoors and #STEM fields.