I've got a new paper out bringing together 40 years of work looking at #lobster recovery (or lack thereof) after reserve implementation in NZ - check it out!
https://t.co/7qRzRrddv7
Scientist friends: How many of you have encountered data sets that are completely unusable? Your data are your legacy, and how you handle them matters. If you want to learn more, check out @DataONEorg 's aptly named seminar next week... https://t.co/1NpHmqsrgB
"Women were less confident of their answers in all scenarios – 3.5 for women versus 3.88 for men on a scale of 1 to 5 – despite having performed equally to men in all but one." https://t.co/zNsXupNvfZ via @ConversationUS
How do we change the system? "The most effective way [to change] is for employers to give workers more predictable hours and flexibility on where and when work gets done." https://t.co/ZgjDUOwxHz
"Men are much more likely to have a spouse who’s on call at home, which enables them to reap the benefits of being on call at work." This is exactly what I mean when I say that working 50+ hrs/week is a **privilege.** https://t.co/ZgjDUOwxHz
"Although they didn't always say it outright, most male scientists were not eager to take on women because they didn't think they would be 100% focused on projects" https://t.co/HWlhE2yfTs
How should animals search for food in complex environments to get the most bang for their buck? Check out my new paper in Ecological Modelling to find out. https://t.co/C4eWz7ZCBM
It's always nice to start the day with an example of how basic research can end up having implications for human wellbeing. #snails#diabetes#usefulnessofuselessknowledge https://t.co/UOjKfBop56
Excellent multimedia documentation by the @washingtonpost showing how California's #wildfires have changed in the last few decades. https://t.co/Dqkzji403V
Long-term data sets provide critical perspective and valuable information to scientists and policy makers, especially in the face of #climatechange. Check it out if you think long-term research is worth it: @lets_experiment https://t.co/idBufRkzYb