500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
On #InternationalWomensDay , join us in recognizing the inequities faced by mothers in science that have been worsened by the pandemic. Today, we release a letter signed by 20 organizations demanding global action for mothers in STEMM. #SciMomJourneys mothersinscience.com/open-le…
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Join @scifri and @500womensci for a week-long #BreakthroughFestival, amplifying the voices of #WomenInSTEMM
📆 Feb 15-21, 2021 | online & at home
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500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
Please RT! We are looking for a new MS student @USU_Ecology to study #beaver translocations for river restoration. Start as a tech this spring/summer and student in the fall. docs.google.com/document/d/1…
#AcademicTwitter
500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
No more excuses for being unable to find women and gender minorities in STEMM. We exist. Find us at bit.ly/3il0RcB #Gage #Discoverbrilliance #stem #stemm
500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
This is America. Don’t look away or act surprised; today is not an isolated incident. If we are to enact true democracy in this country, we need to confront the evil of our racist history. 1/
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500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
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This holiday season, 500 Women Scientists wishes to do even more in 2021, help us bring that to fruition! tinyurl.com/ya9dah7m
500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
Has anyone on #mathtwitter found a way to efficiently screen grab from a graphing utility app (such as Desmos) and paste the image into a note taking app (such as GoodNotes or Notability) on an iPad while lecturing?
500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
Still not too late to apply for a Ph.D. position too.
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500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
We're hiring for spring-summer! Must be a current undergraduate student to apply, preference will be given to underrepresented students. Please RT!
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#coyote #JobSearch #livestock
500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
M.S. or Ph.D. graduate position in wetland plant restoration!
Potential students with interests in seed ecology, functional traits, revegetation, invasion resistance, restoration genetics, and stakeholder engagement should apply
Email [email protected] for more info.
500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
SCIENTISTS!
Spring 2021 sign ups have opened!
If you are looking to connect with classrooms, families, and other groups to chat science, sign up now!
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🚨Please RT!🚨 Our ad is up now for a Ph.D. student on the efficacy of nonlethal tools for livestock depredation. docs.google.com/document/d/1…
500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
New article in the @sltrib by Dr. Madsen: sltrib.com/opinion/commentar…
500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
First paper for an undergrad (now MS student)! We tested captive coyotes in an object choice task following a human gesture. Findings: 1 coyote was a rock star but the majority do not follow human gestures. Different from wolves & dogs. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
#Coyotes
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500 Women Scientists - Logan, UT Pod retweeted
Hey #neuroscience twitter! We have a high schooler here in rural Utah who is interested in studying neuroscience & wants to talk to a neuroscientist (preferably at a west coast school) to find out what it's all about. Anyone willing to connect with a budding scientist?













