#JaneWillenbring as told to #JackieFlynnMogensen in #MotherJones:

"I had wanted to do my PhD in Antarctica because it was so incredibly important. But after getting back, I thought, “Even if I’m in a different department, I just don’t even want to see him on base. I don’t want him reviewing my grant proposals and my papers, I just want to move away from that entire community.” And so I applied to do my PhD at a different university where I could work in the Arctic and sub-Arctic."

https://www.motherjones.com/environment/2023/06/jane-willenbring-after-metoo-science-geologist/

#MeToo #misogyny #SexualHarassment #geology #Antarctica #IceSheet #BostonUniversity #ScienceMagazine #NationalScienceFoundation

Has #ScienceMagazine gotten rid of its copyeditors, despite the high page fees? The hyphen (-) in the TITLE (and throughout) should clearly be an en dash! (–)
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"Heart-brain connections: Phenotypic and genetic insights from magnetic resonance images"
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abn6598

Plusieurs collègues du @lemarlab ont participé à une vaste étude internationale issue de la campagne TONGA qui vient d'être publiée dans #ScienceMagazine : "Un puits de CO₂ dans le désert marin du Pacifique Sud"
https://t.co/HLv8IsWrmh

@UBO_UnivBrest @CNRS @ird_fr @Ifremer_fr

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abq4654

A new study in #ScienceMagazine shows that #CO2 emissions in Australia spike when heavy rain falls on dried-out soil🌧️, thus activating #microorganisms in that soil🦠 . BGC contributions from @soenke_zaehle and more.
Press release from the lead institution University of Heidelberg: https://www.uni-heidelberg.de/en/newsroom/at-the-end-of-the-dry-season-co2-pulses-over-australia

“Shockingly tiny” fraction of our planet’s mammal mass is wild species

Who rule #Earth? Wild #mammals far outweighed by humans and domestic animals

Elizabeth Pennisi, #sciencemagazine

https://www.science.org/content/article/who-rules-earth-wild-mammals-far-outweighed-humans-and-domestic-animals

#biodiversity

#oncologresearch #Cancerbiology #ScienceMagazine #precisionmedicine #precisionimmunotherapy & Understanding of the effects that both #immunotherapy & conventional Tx exert on the immune microenvironment will enable more precise & rational combinations of complementary Cancer Rx in patients who are nonresponsive to current Tx
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adg5585?utm_campaign=SciMag&utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=ownedSocial

RT https://twitter.com/megan_vahsen I am so excited to share that our paper https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abq0595 describing the role of rapid plant trait evolution on coastal marsh ecosystems is now out in
#ScienceMagazine
! A quick 🧵 (1/9) https://twitter.com/megan_vahsen/status/1618973211051573249?s=20&t=ZU_VV-hpEqJlHdNJV5jTlw

#ScienceMagazine editor interview with #anthonyfauci #Fauci is a real hero. Take-home message: #scienceisprocess #scienceisiterative #facts don't last forever
@hholdenthorp https://mastodon.world/@holden@sciencemastodon.com

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adg0283

J'ai lu ça dans un article de Science Magazine ! #Abeilles #Incroyable #ScienceMagazine

@jentaub PS I should also have mentioned this thought-provoking #book I am in the middle of. I checked it out of my local public #library after listening to an interview with the author on the #ScienceMagazine podcast: Eating to Extinction: The World’s Rarest Foods and Why We Need to Save Them, by Dan Saladino

@vmbrasseur #Libraries and #librarians are civic wonders that deserve our patronage and support. Ex: I recently listened to a #ScienceMagazine podcast interview with #DanSaladino on his most recent book #EatingToExtinction. I checked my local public library’s catalog online, reserved the book and voila! Checked it out the next day. Am currently enjoying the read over winter break!

I was not able to find any paper on "discrete optimization" published in "Science Magazine." I wonder why. Even more so, I think this needs to be rectified. #discreteoptimization #sciencemagazine

(Highlighted in Oct 21 issue of #ScienceMagazine)
as many as 12 unrelated #female #ostriches may lay eggs in one nest brooded by either sex. #males needed to ally with about #fourfemales to maximize #breedingsuccess. Females gained more from cooperation when clubbing together in larger groups of up to #sixindividuals. Intermediate group sizes tended to reduce reproductive success in both males and females.

Rather than having evolved in an immunocompromised person in South Africa as suspected, Omicron seems to have evolved in steps while circulating in West Africa during summer 2021 before exploding across the south that autumn.
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.add8737

#ViralEvolution #Omicron #SarsCoV2 #Virology #WestAfrica #SouthAfrica #Immunocompromised #COVID19 #OriginOfCovid #ScienceMagazine #Phylogenetics #VirusEvolution #BA1 #VariantsOfSARSCoV2 #ViralGenetics #Epidemiology #InfectiousDiseaseEpidemiology

New #faright government in #Sweden shuttered their Ministry of #Environment on their fist day in power. Just saw the news via this op-ed from the Stockholm Resilience Centre published in #ScienceMagazine. Yikes. https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adf4127

Episode of the Science podcast including articles about plans for a new subsoil observatory to explore the deep soil, and new techniques for transforming wood in to a moldable material.

#podcast #ScienceMagazine #wood

https://omny.fm/shows/science-magazine-podcast-2/soil-science-goes-deep-and-making-moldable-wood

Science Magazine roundup of 2020—including a sample of the top non-COVID stories of the year.

#podcast #science #ScienceMagazine

https://overcast.fm/+GTscD4WXA