Why I won’t go to the #ScienceMarch
This is a difficult post to write. Not because I am not sure about what I think and feel but because many scientists have tried to express their worries with … Continue reading
Nobel Prize Data Viz: The Fast and The Spurious
Another year, another group of Nobel Laureates: I’d like to take you on a brief tour of this famous data set from the basic to the absurd…
The STEM pipeline as a an analogy and why it is problematic
So, for the last few weeks I have been thinking on the concept of the STEM pipeline as a descriptor of science career and why I think this is problematic. … Continue reading
Helping each other write better science
Hi everyone I am back ! According to wordpress my last post was 3 months ago !!! That is way to long without writing, this new semester has been really … Continue reading
Academia no more.
After a couple of months in the work limbo, I can now officially say that I have left Academia and will be soon contributing to the raise of a major biotech … Continue reading
2001: A Space Odyssey – A (human) nature-centred perspective
I recently went to the cinema to see 2001: A Space Odyssey. Of course I had seen it (several times) before, but never on the big screen (@CamPicturehouse deserves a credit … Continue reading
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