Young scientists leading the way!
“When his suspicions went unanswered, this biologist decided to disavow his own study.”
sciencemag.org/news/2021/06/…
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While it’s fun to banter about what constitutes a good lab, the part of this that is uncomfortable to discuss is that leaving a bad lab is in many cases near impossible. Few universities offer much support and PIs can and do retaliate, in some cases ending careers.
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Now on Instagram too!
Follow us at @transparency_in_science !
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Preprint:
Learning to identify image manipulations in scientific publications
arxiv.org/abs/2102.01874
Here is another instance of how Science is being censored. A publication, which has been peer-reviewed, and validated, has been removed due to "legal reasons".
#retraction @RetractionWatch @drabbyphilips
@MicrobiomDigest has also written in detail about this, which can be read here - xitter.cf/MicrobiomDigest/status…
Herbalife just sent me an email stating I was incorrect to write that the paper describing the death of a woman on Herbalife-products got retracted for non-scientific reasons :-)
So I updated my blog post with their response.
scienceintegritydigest.com/2…
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Very Exciting News: The first conference hosted by @Non_Coding_RNA announced today!
Noncoding RNA World: From Mechanism to Therapy
Can't wait to see you next summer! From 21st to 23rd July 2021 at Basel.
#ncRNA2021
#ncRNAconference
Check it here: sciforum.net/conference/ncRN…
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The latest interview of @manoliskellis by @lexfridman was one of the most beautiful in recent memory. The thoughtful bridging of the origins of LIFE on Earth, to the emergent experience of finding human meaning and the art of poetry was powerfully moving. youtube.com/watch?v=brslF-Cy…
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who Friday died at 87, recognized “change comes from a groundswell of ordinary people… And men have to be part of the effort" ti.me/3iMxijs
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If you currently use "he/she" and "his/her" in your writing, please consider switching to "they" and "their" because:
-it's far less awkward to read
-it eliminates gender biases associated with these pronouns
-it's more inclusive of all individuals across the gender spectrum
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#FollowFriday - I want to highlight those with less than 2000 followers❤️ (others please RT to amplify)
1) What are you studying?👩🔬
2) GIFs/pictures of animals that you identify yourself with🤣🙌
3) Follow each other
#AcademicTwitter #phdchat
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This week we look at the current economic systems in place and the role they play in the way the pandemic has developed. We also discuss with @RhiFirth and @Professor_John how class, race and gender render specific groups more vulnerable to the worst effects of the virus #COVID19
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#FollowFriday (my favorite day!)
Less than 1000 followers?
- Tell us something about you
- Add lots of pictures or a GIF😍
More than 1000 followers?
- Please RT to amplify this post❤️
#AcademicTwitter #phdchat #FF #FridayMotivation
“The things she calls out are usually real issues.”
A wonderful post about @MicrobiomDigest in Nature, with @BerndPulverer calling her a world leader in manual image screening.
#Retraction #ScientificMisconduct #ImageManipulation #Nature #Science go.nature.com/2AuqiGN
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Your girl's published in @nature!
My top tips for compassionate #scicomm online in this piece, "Going viral: how to boost the spread of coronavirus science on social media"
nature.com/articles/d41586-0…