Science For Everyone
Terry McGlynnEveryone needs science, and science needs everyone.
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If you were to ask me to name one thing that underlies all of the cultural problems we have in STEM, I’d say it’s perverse incentives.
Academic Mixtape 32
It’s been almost two months since the last mixtape?! I think that’s because so much of the news has been grim and all variations on the theme of fascism and I didn’t think much of that needed to be reshared here. So here’s links about mostl...
Grammar does not matter
Me from twenty years ago would never have imagined that me from today is taking this position. And yet now I feel like I see this with such clarity that I need to bring more people on board, because I feel it’s genuinely important: Stop nit...
Protecting students from ICE
I think it’s our institutional duty to protect our students. If we don’t take proactive steps to improve the safety of students and work to protect them from kidnapping by federal goons, then we’re not doing our jobs.
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Terry McGlynn is a scientist and science communicator. He is a Professor of Biology at California State University Dominguez Hills, and created Small Pond Science. Find this newsletter at https://scienceforeveryone.science/
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