I am a gun owner and a hunter. I have always & will continue to strongly support #2ndAmendment rights. But we have reached a #publichealth crisis where #guns are now #1 killer of kids nationwide. Here are 11 policies that warrant consideration in response:
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@palaeophd Also Auburn University in Alabama has a paleobio postdoc open. And Univeristy of Oregon has a meierjurgen faculty fellow in Earth Sciences, whatever that is!
@theartofed Using skewers in the open glue, instead worrying about the clogged tip. AND adding a plastic bag between jar and lid of glazes!!! best hack EVER.
@PaulCarneyArts Learn the rules, so you can break them. Unlearn them in art school, find them again in your own way, later.
Never could keep a sketchbook in my life. Made a zillion sketches, though. Nothing matters but producing art.
New in Science: Researchers present a high-speed cell sorter that records multicolor fluorescence images and sorts cells based on them at speeds upwards of 15,000 events per second. Learn more ➡ https://t.co/KIZLQZ2Sce
During the first year of the pandemic, I decided to draw and paint embryology for my students. You can see the results here. If you're learning embryology - or just curious about human development - they might be useful. #LockdownEmbryology
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Connected Arts Networks (CAN): Leveraging Arts Learning Communities for Teacher Leadership and Student Achievement focuses on equity, diversity, and inclusion; social-emotional learning; and professional learning communities for arts teachers. More here: https://t.co/9q7w5vLShK
“We started out with mud and a tiny sequence of DNA, and we put together this story,” Banfield said. “It’s amazing what you can do these days with bioinformatics.” https://t.co/RHp4U33gIL via @QuantaMagazine
Read this, smart people! And the quanta mag article at the end.
The Next Web: Google’s ‘time crystals’ could be the greatest scientific achievement of our lifetimes.
https://t.co/3Ebtp3WkWo
via @GoogleNews