I wrote for Science Careers about how more funding for science and increased collaboration can counterintuitively be bad for early-career scientists. In short, workplace structures and funding policy matter. 🧪 Read more: www.science.org/content/arti...
As teams grow, new Ph.D. graduates are less likely to land tenure-track jobs and more likely to leave science—especially women and international researchers
And here's an excerpt from Time Magazine from a few days ago. It's a slice of the epilogue of Infinite Life, out this week in the US. Enjoy! time.com/7011760/clim...
Eggs are survival machines, writes Jules Howard. So, what will climate change do to these adaptive life-vessels?
Wrote a eulogy for my placenta, published today in Slate. That rare thing: a disposable organ. It's here. slate.com/technology/2...
It resembles a floppy Frisbee sprinkled with gore.
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Thanks Anthony - means a lot! Enjoy!
This book has been on my to-get & to-read list since first hearing about it, so thanks for your take! Congrats to @juleshoward.bsky.social for your book birthday!
Ah thanks, Kate. Hope you are well!
INFINITE LIFE is released in the US today. Delighted by some of the early praise! Hope you enjoy! (More info in today's substack).
