Rich Titanic tourists sink in submarine: Whole world watches as navies spare no expense to find them.
Hundreds of migrants sink in overcrowded boat: Hope you can swim, losers.
It's time for my spicy take that no-one asked for 👀🌶
Academia is mostly made up of people who spent their whole childhood competing, & usually being top of the class. They are conditioned to that validation & most structures are set up to replicate it (e.g. REF, promotion)
New JOG paper! “Glacier area changes in Novaya Zemlya from 1986–89 to 2019–21 using object-based image analysis in Google Earth Engine” by A Ali, P Dunlop, S Coleman, D Kerr, R McNabb, R Noormets
--> https://t.co/raNOUDg3Lh @UlsterUniGES @asim__alii@ProfPaulDunlop@iamdonovan
Our most recent paper is now available online! If you're interested in exploring, that how we use object-based image analysis for glacier mapping, check it out. https://t.co/BgAcegaaUe #GoogleEarthEngine#glaciermapping#OBIA#remotesensing
Horrible to see the wonderful wildflowers of Ormeau Park mown away today for the sake of tidy lawns... We have already lost 97% of our meadowlands. The destruction of an essential haven for pollinators during a biodiversity crisis is not a good look @belfastcc
So I've seen a few defenses of tenure recently and as a non-tenure track academic they often seemed to me not as convincing and so I fear they won't convince the public.
So let me try my hand: tenure is necessary for the function of the university. 1/
This is truly, simply what the WGA strike is about: do you detect a difference b/t the shows you stream (through Roku, your laptop, etc) and the ones you watch through a cable box? Bc we do the same work for both, but we take a HUGE paycut for streaming shows. 1/3
According to the @CopernicusECMWF European State of the Climate report, rivers are in trouble
In 2022, 63% of Europe's rivers had a below-average discharge, i.e. less water was flowing💧
⬇️This GIF shows monthly average river discharge anomalies
https://t.co/c051FPBGAW
#ESOTC
Mosses potentially support around 6.43 gigatonnes more carbon sequestration in the soil layer than bare soil, according to a paper in @NatureGeosci. The findings highlight the need to protect these tiny plants. https://t.co/iR3HBJw988