Amazing keynote last night at #AAEE2019 by Dr. Centáe Richards @DrCentae on expanding diversity and inclusion in environmental education. Thank you for such an inspiring talk. #WeAreEE
Here are just a few questions from the talk that struck me, and I find important to think about: 1) Who is not included in the work that you do? 2) What could contribute and how do you contribute to this exclusion?
The Santa Cruz River Heritage Project resumed flow this morning (1900 gpm). Water release was temporarily halted so Tucson Water & contractors could perform engineering upgrades. Video taken by Lead Hydrologist Dick Thompson https://t.co/ZLSMwr89pE
Please RT!!🍎AZ Project WET is currently hiring Water Educators to deliver water education programs to local schools in Tucson!!! 🌎💦🌨️ Send all inquiries to [email protected].
Undergraduates, recent graduates, and graduate students are welcome to apply!
For this #FossilFriday I'm uploading videos and pics on how to section fossil plants permineralized in calcarous rock using the cellulose acetate peel technique. Thread.
This is perhaps my favorite slide from my biochemistry class so far. In light of today’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry, today seems fitting for a lecture on protein evolution I would think ☺️ #DirectedEvolution#TreeofLife🌳
Monday Sept 24th at 11am EST is our next #Astrobiology journal club session. @adrian_forsythe will be presenting a recent paper on the origin of oxygenic photosynthesis and cellular respiration (Soo+ 2017).
Tune in live on SAGANet (@saganorg) here:
https://t.co/A4I69w0gdd
Dr. Brian Crucian discusses hazards of living in the hostile & closed environment of space and its effect on astronauts' immune systems. NASA astronaut Stan Love describes technical challenges of sustaining a livable environment during deep space missions. https://t.co/NuQXIy0Ep7
2. Deliver the message such that you could imagine your reader having a worthwhile learning experience.
3. Goes with point 2- Writing is not about showing off what you know, but rather what you want the reader to take away.
As a young writer drafting grants and papers for the first time, I have learned several important lessons thanks to my supportive peers and faculty here UA MCB. Just a few tips that have dramatically changed my writing process...
Our incoming MCB & Astrobiology undergrad Sofia Jacobson did an amazing job this summer studying the origins of life under the mentorship of grad student Pearl Lam. So proud of my lab’s hard work this summer and looking forward to the new semester!