De-Mystifying the Process of Writing a Scientific Paper
Writing science papers can be a challenge, especially given that scientists aren’t really trained in how to write. I have a guest post up at … Read more
Writing science papers can be a challenge, especially given that scientists aren’t really trained in how to write. I have a guest post up at … Read more
Last week I was at dog training with one of our flat-coated retrievers when the instructor asked if I had a photo of our German … Read more
The wind is racing through the forest canopy like breakers crashing on the beach, releasing clouds of egg yolk yellow pollen into the unsettled air. … Read more
Last month, Dezene Huber, a professor at the University of Northern British Columbia, tweeted this photo of BC’s mighty Fraser River in Prince George. Doesn’t … Read more
A few years ago, when I was still in academia, we had a meeting of scholars who were part of the university’s Water Institute. We … Read more
[Updated March 9th to add the @IAmSciComm list of women science communicators] Today was International Women’s Day, a day we celebrate the achievements of women … Read more
Writing about women in science is a tricky business. While you want to champion their contributions across a range of research fields, you also don’t … Read more
“The stable climate in which human civilization has flourished for thousands of years, with a largely predictable ocean permitting the growth of great coastal cities, … Read more
Yesterday after my daily dog walk in the woods (always on the lookout for bears and cougars), I considered doing some writing, quilting, or photography. … Read more
When you live in the city it’s easy to ignore the complications of getting good drinking water. All you have to do is turn on … Read more