Interests: S&T Policy | science dynamics |passionate about the relationship between science and society, structural inequalities in sciences and universities
My new paper with @NedevaMaria and @duncanathomas “Aggregate level research governance effects on particle physics: A comparative analysis,” is now available as open access: https://t.co/rApotq8ful
The correlation between APCs journals charge and citation impact is ~0.4.
This makes it tough for scientists in low and middle income countries to publish in high-attention outlets
https://t.co/LKDEcofgxV
It proposes a multilevel approach to study research training policies, specifically focusing on international mobility schemes as capacity-building instruments.
I'm happy to announce my first single-author paper being published in Research Evaluation.
🔍 https://t.co/mOZLX3UDX6
If you'd like a copy, please let me know!
This paper addresses the policy effects of international mobility in developing countries.
@ARCEquityinSTEM Hi, I'd love to attend- I registered last week but have yet to receive confirmation or further info for the event. Only that my details will be reviewed...
I’m no longer writing new articles, sadly, but happily have some work from prior collaborations upcoming/in the pipeline. This one - led by @Mayrismt - is a real GEM 💎 Hopefully it will get read, used (+cited? 😂) @CarolineSWagner@csugimoto@vtraag @lariviev #womenfirstauthors
Results show that despite variations in governance, this field is impervious to external pressures, emphasizing field independence and unique characteristics. Our study offers valuable insights for policymakers #ResearchGovernance#GlobalScience#ResearchEvaluation#SciencePolicy
My new paper with @NedevaMaria and @duncanathomas “Aggregate level research governance effects on particle physics: A comparative analysis,” is now available as open access: https://t.co/rApotq8ful
like CERN-LHC particle physics, where research advances sum efforts by scientists from 100+ countries and resources bypass “local” actors. We’ve developed and tested a pragmatic way to look for effects.
My book, Breaking Through, is out today! Join me on a deeply personal journey as I share my triumphs, failures, and discoveries that have revolutionized the field of mRNA. @crownpublishing https://t.co/9h1vBldZgd
Publicly shaming an Ivy league school for claiming credit for the success of a women scientist whose work it disrespected and rejected is one of the best uses of community notes I’ve ever seen.
The replication crisis isn't really a "crisis" (in the sense of people doing bad science) if you assume (admit?) that basically all the hypotheses we come up with in the first place are false
https://t.co/T5u8pV2G9B
My theory — Purdue CS denied me tenure because of its shallow, insecure view of scholarship, deep dysfunction and pettiness, apathetic PL leadership, culture of silence, and, yes, sexism.
It has taken me a while to call this out; I am speaking up because someone should.
This may be the case but generous people will not be deterred from being generous out of fear of being exploited but will continue to be generous because IT IS THE RIGHT THING TO DO.
@BarbaraLancho Funny to read your tweet just as I was about to Google [how to desensitize yourself from emotions...] Thanks for suggesting that book :)
@HiddenRef No longer in the UK, but saw first hand while documenting some evidence…that the implications of REF, although taken lightly by some REF advocates, are already evident in methods selection, research questions, hiring decisions, alterations of the career life cycle #HiddenRefFest