@McLNeuro Hi, we're a beamline at the @advlightsource user facility @BerkeleyLab, we shoot X-rays at materials to learn about their surface chemistry. We look at catalysts, aerosol stuff, desalination membranes and whatever the users bring us.
@TrumanLab@breakliquid@Bi0lilla I've seen PIs swapped out. It can happen for many reasons. PI leaves institution but research facilities are local, PI retires or is found guilty of misconduct. NIH, NSF, DOE all have a procedure for changing the PI.
This session at #EGU23 looks so cool! ๐ From Long-Term Flux Observation and Ecosystem Research Networks to Individual Applications - Benefits to Science and Society
Posters Tue morning, Talks Tue afternoon!
https://t.co/mzT3jTNGjc
@feliciafis @DrTaraB20 @AcademicChatter Why would you say it's hypocritical? Maybe in a field setting there is not much choice in accommodation, but for a conference in cities there often is a choice. Two different situations allow you to make different decisions.
@DrTaraB20 @AcademicChatter Definitely a change in norms, but perhaps students today are more empowered to push back whereas 10 years ago not all students were comfortable sharing rooms but didn't see an alternative?
@RRRDonner Thank you for the ๐งต! Having spent so much time at the @maxplanckpress@fhi_mpg_de Harnack House, I didn't know much at all about this extraordinary family! Many impressive biographies...
@hcohl001 @colintopping1 @nuDocES Obviously, those competing at a disadvantage are not in a position to level the playing field. Yet your reaction is to question whether she is "truly fascinated with the quest for understanding". A common thought pattern! You'd benefit from reading this https://t.co/gzwKvbf48o
@hcohl001 @colintopping1 @nuDocES Do you not acknowledge that women and scientist of Color are forced to "reposition themselves" on average more often, or are you simply at peace with the status quo?
@paigeinabook94 @DanykaKByrnes I definitely did not learn this in high school. There are also plenty of colleagues (of various age groups!) who refuse to learn about citation managers. ๐คฏ(I know!)
Using inconsistent styles is a problem of course, but should be easy to teach, no?
@epollaert@drstarbird@AileenIlianaPhD The point that I can agree with you on is that compensation for early career scholars outside of STEM is not adequate, and the last handful of years show that a thriving society needs all fields, not just doctors and engineers. So we should enable that!
@epollaert@drstarbird@AileenIlianaPhD How do you come to the conclusion that it's not a job? Grad students realistically put in at least 40 hours of work a week, and they contribute substantially to the output of their employer, whether you look at teaching or research.
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@Brad_Rosenheim What happened between the previous screenshot and this one? You were at $64k for all salary and fringe, but in this screenshot it has turned into $195k direct cost.
@ProfCJHernandez@kristenobacter Useful context: "There is no standard stipend level for the social and populational sciences PhD programs." And: "UC policy restricts students to a 50% or less appointment during the academic year".
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@Selachophile @CharmaineSChua I can think of two things that may play a role: postdocs are more likely to need more space because they have kids, and they might be attempting to live without roommates (extravagant, I know). In a survey, 61% of postdocs said they spend >30% of their salary on rent.
@cathleencrudden I met that guy too! He he burnt a few $100K in daddy's company, then took a year off to read physics books at his vacation home, thus came up with that grand idea that got him the Nobel. Plus all that 'when you join my lab it's boot camp' crap.
@yddraigarian@TheStrugglingS4@OpenAcademics@AcademicChatter they perform similarly, but EndNote costs money (or used to - does it still?), and the other two are free. Helps when you are a student switching institutions, and you can take your paper library with you.