@realdogeusa I found this DOGE account disturbing. They keep boasting and lying about numbers (data massaging). Anyway, social media is a place where people choose what to believe, but not to choose any Truth. I show sympathy on those innocent people who is behind this account. Powerless.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump promise radically different paths for the country.
Although neither has said much about science, the winner of next month’s U.S. presidential election will have a substantial impact on the nation’s research enterprise by influencing funding levels, the ability of foreign scientists to work in the country, rules on overseas collaborations, and the training of the next generation of scientists.
Learn more in this week's issue: https://t.co/ua4BaHkEKA
I gladly share this exciting news. WashU just got awarded $26 MM for a new ERC. Look forward to working with our partner institutes and companies. https://t.co/xDKlffdDrC
BREAKING: We just reached a historic settlement with the US government for our client Sherry Chen after it unlawfully investigated, prosecuted, and fired her.
This is a win for Sherry and for all Asian American scientists who have been unjustly profiled and prosecuted.
Just a quick reminder that you can win a Nobel with an h-index = 29 (according to the usually inflated google scholar). Quantitative measures of scientific output are not the way to go to a bright future for humanity.
Our @Chem_CP paper on CO2 to bioplastics (Collaboration with Prof. Joshua Yuan) has been reported by AgriLife Today. Congratulations to Peng and Kainan! https://t.co/yJ8TM1t93X
Congratulations to Texas A&M University's Dr. Susie Dai, a recipient of the investigator-initiated (R01) grant from @SRP_NIEHS for her recent publication on plant- and fungi-based PFAS remediation technology!
https://t.co/Bvvq95CJ7B