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(besides, i’m not sure any graduate student would care to regenerate and repeat the experience for all eternity!) my first phd candidate, harry horsley, recently had his viva. here he is, about an hour before the event: smiles in the face of impending doom continue reading → posted in academia , careers , students , the profession of science | leave a comment how might the athena swan process emerge? posted on 13 may 2018 by athene donald when groups of (comparative) strangers sit around a table, it is impossible to predict what will emerge in the way of new ideas. readers of this blog will not be surprised to know that i think diversity – of background, skin colour, discipline and gender – may all lead to better decisions than a monoculture is liable to produce, but that list should probably also be extended (in academic circles a continue reading → posted in advancehe , athena forum , diversity , equality , letters of reference , women in science | leave a comment once upon a time there was respect for scientists… posted on 12 may 2018 by steve caplan some families sit together and watch sitcoms, entertainment, or sports. not my family; we are the classic science geeks. two parents who both are researchers with a lab to run, one adult child who is a sophomore microbiology/biochemistry student at university, and a high schooler with a love for all things math and physics and an interest, potentially, in medicine. what do we watch? recently we be continue reading → posted in charité , education , erich , koch , professor , research , science , von behring | leave a comment book reviews – knowledge translation edition posted on 11 may 2018 by cath@vwxynot? i realised recently that the “everything i used to blog about is now on twitter or goodreads instead” trend of recent years means that i never got around to mentioning my new job! after ten years of grant writing and project management at the bc cancer agency, i moved to a new role at ubc and bc children’s hospital in november as a knowledge translation specialist, focusing on epigenetics. ( continue reading → posted in blog buddies , book review , career , communication , cycling , knowledge translation | leave a comment the best experiment posted on 5 may 2018 by steve caplan it has been a long winter, but spring is finally here. it’s a beautiful day, starting from breakfast on the deck, watching the birds over the lake. and it’s time for someone who hasn’t done an experiment in a dozen years ( at least with his own hands ) to pick up–not a pipette–a garden trowel. continue reading → posted in backyard garden , farmer , research , science , tomatoes | comments off on the best experiment in which science imitates life, number 365: zones of death in public transport posted on 3 may 2018 by jennifer rohn i was waiting for the bus this past weekend, ridiculously early to get my son to his swimming lesson across town. or so i thought. we waited, and waited, and joshua jumped up and down anxiously, looking adorable with his lobster rucksack bouncing on his back, asking over and over, “mama, why isn’t the bus coming?” quite. continue reading → posted in joshua , scientific thinking , silliness | comments off on in which science imitates life, number 365: zones of death in public transport pineapple head posted on 30 april 2018 by rpg a little while ago i managed not only to photograph the google streetview car somewhere in fitzrovia, but also to capture the picture it took of me doing it . earlier today i was on my way to halfords and find myself peering at a more advanced model, in reverse gear at a traffic light. it might be time to re-offer that drink to the first person to spot me tailing mk14 nwt. continue reading → posted in don't try this at home , google , silliness , streetview | comments off on pineapple head the meeting of the ways posted on 26 april 2018 by athene donald there are many reasons why people believe – as i do – that interdisciplinarity has to sit at the heart of any research agenda. it does not require that two disciplines bring cutting edge tools and ideas together to create something that is yet more cutting edge. in my experience it rarely works like that. it can sometimes mean that techniques familiar and routine in one field freshly a continue reading → posted in bennett institute for public policy , eldar shafir , equality , interdisciplinary science , policy , stereotype threat , values affirmation | comments off on the meeting of the ways will biography be a lost art? posted on 15 april 2018 by athene donald as a young postdoc i arrived, fairly literally penniless in the usa in october 1977. i had flown with the forerunner of today’s low-cost airlines, freddie laker, on his new invention of ‘standby’ fares. you turned up on the day and took the chance of there being a spare seat. so it was that, very early in the morning i went to somewhere near victoria station and paid, if my memory serves me right continue reading → posted in communicating science , email , letters , maggie thatcher , new york , science culture , winston churchill | comments off on will biography be a lost art? are women underpaid? posted on 9 april 2018 by athene donald the deadline is past for companies in the uk employing more than 250 employees to report their gender pay gap. the numbers are not pretty and the university sector is no different from other types of employers in manifesting an average or median hourly difference of around 20%. 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