IB's own @danimanitoba1 published their Inuit-led research in Arctic science. Read about the importance of Indigenous collaboration in shaping research that reflects community priorities & knowledge systems.
🔗 https://t.co/dGCwMaGOEu
📷cred: Isaac Demeester
We’re live! Welcome to the new Braiding Knowledges Canada (BKC) website—a space where knowledge sharing and braiding come together.
Take a look around and get to know us better: https://t.co/EzWmad3sYx
the next 4 years are going to be an opportunity for a kind of muscular philanthropy that demonstrates what philanthropic $ can do when governments default on their duty to produce public goods. i hope other foundations rise to the challenge & don't treat it as business as usual.
Designed based on resources made available by the now defunct Learning to Bounce program at the University of Guelph and adapted based on coaching from a social worker friend of mine.
I recently had to pull out of storage a plan I made during my PhD for days when I felt depleted. As an ADHDer, I often don't realize when I work until my tank is empty.
It feels appropriate to share today. Tailor-made for my brain, but hopefully it can help someone.
Entomologists: a student has a diving beetle that was frozen, unfrozen, and forgotten, and is now growing white mold. Any suggestions on how to clean it so it will look nice and stop growing mold? It's for a student collection submission. @flygirlNHM @americanbeetles @InsectAaron
#GradStudents are arguably *the* primary producers of #research output at Canadian universities, and core contributors to the #teaching and #leadership missions of their institutions.
**But how (and how well) are they compensated?**
Let's take a look! A long thread 🧵👇
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@HABrazeau I once saw someone turn a phylogenetic tree into sound at a conference which was pretty cool. I think the different branches expanded into different sounds. It would be really cool if you did that. I still want to turn my chapters into art somehow
@SpiritofCavalia It's done for marine animals a lot more I think e.g whales, manta rays and one of the students that worked on the program for me worked on whales.
@SpiritofCavalia A long time ago I looked into software that was uses to recognize tigers based on stripes. We were looking at recognizing martens based on the white spots they have on their bib. The grad students wrote me a program to do the analysis.
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Folks, many (but not all) things in academia, business, and life, in general, are negotiable. This includes everything from deadlines for reviews to the price of a new dishwasher. You just have to ASK.
Yes but I would also argue that it's been a giant festival of discovery, revelation and exploration of the intricacies of #ADHD for all: diagnosed, not yet/recently diagnosed and living/interacting with the aforementioned. All inclusive fun times all around!
#HigherEd students,
If this semester is not turning out as you had expected, Please contact your PROVOST directly.
Go to the website, search 'provost', scroll down on the page and email them. They need to know about your experiences.
Please Retweet. Thanks!
#HigherEd
Students with accessibility concerns and those recently infected with #Covid_19 on campus should communicate directly with the Provost.
Just search ‘Provost’ on the university website and share your concerns by email.
Your education and your brain are worth it. #HigherEd
@arctichominid I'm so sorry you experienced that.
I once spent a field season with someone who would not speak to me because I dared to be a woman and was snippy one time.
It sucks.