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How to manage passion and critical evaluation of ideas? (Pic: M. Rillig)
I have written about this topic before on this substack, a few years ago. It’s a very important topic, and it seems it affects us on a day-to-day basis.
In my caree...
Is a vision beneficial for a lab? (Pic: M. Rillig)
I lately have been thinking a lot about how to run the lab. There has been a change in that many people are now in the group because they have obtained their own funding (for example, thro...
How much control do you give up when running a lab (Pic taken by Dr Xiaoyan Wang during a recent art/ science workshop in the lab)
Recently I was chatting with a friend about some of the things that keep coming up when one is a PI of a lab...
Is soil ecology at risk of falling behind as research is focused into data-rich areas? (Pic: M. Rillig)
In lab meeting we read an interesting Nature article that suggested, when looking at over 40 million records, that AI may lead to a con...
How could we put together an artificial ecosystem that optimizes on particular function (Pic: M. Rillig)
This week I listened to an impressive lecture given by Tobias Erb (MPI Terrestrial Microbiology) in our institute’s colloquium. Synthe...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Professor of ecology at Freie Universität Berlin. Works on and writes about soil ecology, biodiversity, global environmental change, and fungi. New ideas, creativity in ecological research. Book author. Highly cited researcher.
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