28 February 2010
Au
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I’d like to thank fellow blogger , invert biologist , man with name containing last letter of alphabet: Kevin Zelnio . Were it not for his...
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27 February 2010
How much education do you want?
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This morning, I found yet another editorial (this in the Forth Worth Star Telegram ) claiming that we need more science graduates. This is ...
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26 February 2010
The ant smelloscope
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Blast it, I hate it when the authors of a research article come up perhaps the best possible title. “Do desert ants smell the scenery in s...
25 February 2010
Research Blogging nomination
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NeuroDojo has made the list of finalists in the Research Blogging Awards for “Best Neuroscience Blog.” More about this later. Needless to...
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Culture gap
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Things Canadians take for granted that Americans find hysterically funny: Curling. Tuques. Toonies. Boxing Day. The 55 yard line . B...
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23 February 2010
Tuesday Crustie: Millinery
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Words fail me. From here .
Open Lab is here!
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Editor Scicurious has announced that The Open Laboratory 2009 anthology is finally here!As you may well know, one of my posts is featured...
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Democracy, Texas style
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The Dallas Morning News is covering the Texas State Board of Education races. I’ve been blogging about these because science textbook adop...
22 February 2010
Promising syllabus
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Usually, a class syllabus is a boring legal document . So it was with great interest that I went to a workshop by Ken Bain last Friday. Ken...
21 February 2010
Science on the island (South Padre Island, that is)
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Yesterday, I gave a talk at this new wonderful new building, the South Padre Island Birding and Nature Center. I went in and chatted abou...
18 February 2010
The age of the earth and Texas State Board of Education
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This article in the Dallas Observer looks at the races for the Texas State Board of Education. As readers of this blog may know, several of...
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17 February 2010
Collegiality and tenure, revisited
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Last week, I wrote about a brief presentation I gave to some of the tenure-track faculty at our institution. The major point I made was tha...
16 February 2010
Tuesday Crustie: Boxer without gloves
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Michal Grabowski sent this picture to the CRUST-L list with a request that people help identify this animal. It comes from the Great B...
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Tenure is not a job for life
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I’m tired of tenure being described as “a job for life.” Tenured people can, and do, get fired or laid off . There is post tenure review. ...
15 February 2010
Alma maters
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I’ve avoided writing anything about Friday’s shooting at University of Alabama Huntsville, because in such a terrible situation, it is so ha...
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Comments for first half of February 2010
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I comment on Effect Measure about the alleged stem cell cabal . The same stem cell kerfuffle also prompts a discussion of the value of peer ...
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14 February 2010
I’ll miss you, Kathy
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I just got this email from my department chair: I am saddened to inform you that Ms. Kathryn Dodd, a lecturer in our Biology Department, a...
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13 February 2010
Update: Vaccines and dystonia
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Back in December, I commented upon a video one of my neuro students asked me about. There has now been an update on this story. See partic...
12 February 2010
How to make your prof ♥ you
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I’ve been finding a lot of students have no idea how to go about finding out about research opportunities. So, here’s one for you students. ...
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10 February 2010
I have a big beak and a small tongue: Hornbill feeding
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In the movie Roxanne , Steve Martin’s Cyrano-esque character has a scene where he’s supposed to drink from a small fluted wine glass, but hi...
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