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Patching My Patch-Clamping
Chrysanthi Blithikioti
  • Mar 13
  • 6 min

Patching My Patch-Clamping

What could we have possibly done to make the gods of patch-clamp so angry?
科學寫作是值得又有意義的職業,只是它來的比我想像的久
Sheeva Azma
  • Feb 24
  • 6 min

科學寫作是值得又有意義的職業,只是它來的比我想像的久

如何將我的寫作技巧應用在科學專業確實讓我摸不著頭緒。對我來說,科學和寫作似乎是兩個不同的世界。
To See Caribou With Two Eyes
Jack Rabe
  • Feb 15
  • 10 min

To See Caribou With Two Eyes

Natural experiments, hypothesis testing, fiercely detailed observations — all are characteristic of both ways of knowing.
When Hubris Leads to Scientific Fraud
Ebony Gunwhy
  • Feb 3
  • 8 min

When Hubris Leads to Scientific Fraud

Not being able to take criticism well can damage the integrity of research – particularly if it motivates scientific misconduct.
No More Free Kelp in Northern California
Fayth Tan
  • Oct 14, 2021
  • 7 min

No More Free Kelp in Northern California

But none of us alive today will probably ever know the ultimate fate of our world. Our efforts are all we have.
Two Black Women in the U.S. Earn a Physics Ph.D. Every Year. Can Bridge Programs Really Fix That?
Katrina Miller
  • Oct 4, 2021
  • 8 min

Two Black Women in the U.S. Earn a Physics Ph.D. Every Year. Can Bridge Programs Really Fix That?

That’s because being a bridge student is nothing to be ashamed of; if there is shame, it lies only with the institution itself.
What Being Black Across the Diaspora Taught Me About Ecology
Kwasi Wrensford
  • Sep 17, 2021
  • 4 min

What Being Black Across the Diaspora Taught Me About Ecology

The inalienable fact of life being Black, as well as being an immigrant is building a home out of the unfamiliar.
Scientists Push Back Against Retracted Nature Communications Study on Women PIs
Sheeva Azma
  • Jan 22, 2021
  • 5 min

Scientists Push Back Against Retracted Nature Communications Study on Women PIs

“None of this is surprising; it is consistent with a wide body of research documenting pernicious systematic and structural gender biases.”
“My Body is a Mystery to Me”: Vulvodynia in the Pandemic
Theodora Mautz
  • Dec 8, 2020
  • 8 min

“My Body is a Mystery to Me”: Vulvodynia in the Pandemic

The pain increases the anxiety, and the anxiety increases the pain in a vicious cycle.
Growing Seeds in Concrete: The Case for Tiny States
Victor Odouard
  • Oct 24, 2020
  • 9 min

Growing Seeds in Concrete: The Case for Tiny States

The institutional rigidity of America, and frankly, much of the world, is the concrete. New ideas and paradigms are the greenery.
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