In other news, America's billionaires could give everybody in the country a $3,000 stimulus check and still be richer than they were before the pandemic.
It's past time for a wealth tax.
I wrote a post on anyone applying for grad school, and for anyone else who may need a little boost ❤️ (included the link this time, idk how to use twitter)
https://t.co/ti4hlU1op8
@NatureComms recently published an article promoting the flawed conclusion that women are bad mentors for women. Check out my @sfsuscicomm blog post addressing these flaws and why scientific research needs to be intersectional! #scicomm#WomenInSTEM
https://t.co/ZQIQCAiKc3
Today I published my third blog post on the SFSU scicomm website. It's the second part of a series and has a ton of information on vaccines. I hope you find it useful! https://t.co/z4GnzgOzHC
The Final Showcase for the #scicomm class I teach is tomorrow 10/9 10am PST! Despite this crazy year, these @SFSU student/scientists have been inspiring, passionate, and creative. Join us for a #3minthesis screening, career panel and social! #SciArt https://t.co/Tw9PMQ3bny
Most of us know about #STEM, but do you know about #STEAM? The A is for Art and is a learning approach that integrates practices and principles of STEM’s experiential learning methods with art practices and elements. Learn all about it in our new blog post https://t.co/vy6Fc1uTLg
Did you know vitamin B6 is essential to all known living things? Come hear about the connections between B6, banks, and cancer from @justbheath as well as other #3minthesis at our #scicomm showcase tomorrow 12/9 @ 10am! https://t.co/Abz23RgE1o
Being a scientist is like competing in an Olympic marathon while training young athletes while calling potential sponsors and the judges are your competitors.
One impact of #COVID_19 has been to change the biology lab landscape. @SFSU faculty, staff, & students seized the moment to develop remote-ready, diversity-centered lab curricula called BioSLAM. Find out how in our latest blog post https://t.co/bp1NfwDjnN #onlinelearning
We're premiering our #3minthesis videos where you can find out things like the connection between #penguins and sea-ice, as told by @Jongsomjit, and other science stories! All at our #scicomm Showcase this Wed 12/9 @ 10am PST - More deets at https://t.co/Abz23RgE1o #sciart
Our #scicomm showcase on Wed 12/10 10am will feature an @sfsu career panel, premiers of our 3 minute thesis videos, and a virtual social! Please join us! https://t.co/Abz23RgE1o #3minutethesis#sciart
So, my second blog post for https://t.co/7pLEuZrMIF is published today. I compiled some very interesting (to me anyway) information about various technological advances that arose due to covid-19 research. https://t.co/PO7EKsMlbn
My first try with digital drawing and animation for my #SciComm 3-minute thesis about Lyme disease ecology on the West Coast... all I can say is WOW, massive respect for actual animators https://t.co/gAUpx49un2 @sfsuscicomm
With everything going on, I forgot to promote my first SciComm blog post!
I tried to address some of the inaccuracies that I have seen people discussing about the pandemic.
https://t.co/jBdRN8q7BG
#scicomm#COVIDIOT
@jarr_bearr I've struggled with this for a while, because I really wanted a good app on my phone for this, rather than a paper list that I can lose. I've recently been having great success with https://t.co/aFENlmICOn so maybe check it out if you are trying to make lists yourself.
Why does socio-cultural diversity in the fields of environmental and conservation science matter? Our latest blog post by @Jongsomjit explores that question and is worth a quick read. https://t.co/ODi0VYiGG5 #STEMdiversity#conservation