Escape the noise: #Audiorama offers a space for #rest and #reflection. The installation next to Centennial Hall is an open-air space for people to unplug and enjoy the company of #nature and #music.
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As students across the country are pushing hard for universities to divest from Israel and stop the genocide, college and university administrations are cracking down hard.
Arizona AD Dave Heeke was fired for "financial & operational mismanagement, resulting in an athletic department financial 'disaster,' loss of major donors & mishandling of former coach Jedd Fisch's contract," sources told @ActionNetworkHQ. Heeke hired new football coach Brent Brennan last week to replace Fisch, who went to Washington
Seed longevity experiments by our W4168 colleague Grace Fleming is featured in this BBC CrowdScience episode.
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I still believe deeply in the need for a radical restructuring of science publishing to create an open and fair system that works well for science, for all scientists everywhere, and the public that supports us, and am proud of the steps we have taken to begin to get us there.
🚨 Final Call! Get on the #PlantBio2024 program with a workshop or concurrent symposia. Submit your proposal by NOVEMBER 2 for consideration for an oral presentation and join your colleagues June 22-26, 2024 in Honolulu! https://t.co/VrrRXO2c1Q
I have been informed that I am being replaced as the Editor in Chief of @eLife for retweeting a @TheOnion piece that calls out indifference to the lives of Palestinian civilians.
My institution's disastrous decision to acquire Ashford U will likely impact our ability to carry out our educational mission in years to come.
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Call for Satellite Symposia for #2023SDB in Chicago! The program committee is accepting proposals for satellite symposia that add to the breadth of the SDB annual meeting program. Submission deadline: Tuesday, January 31, 2023, 11:59 PM ET. https://t.co/mK15mAohso
I wanted to summarize what is known about the new XBB.1.5 variant of SARS-CoV-2, which is starting to generate a lot of interest.
(There are no new scientific results in this thread, it simply aggregates previously reported results for those not following topic closely.)
"... variability operates within a reduced repertoire of possible division plane orientations that is related to cell geometry." https://t.co/MiwdhRVju3
@carolynplants The question you should ask is whether your central admin is covering the loss in athletics using general funds? Apparently, they have done it here in @uarizona!