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04 November 2014

Tuesday Crustie: Democratic choice

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Vote! From here .

Tuesday Crustie: Twentieth anniversary

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It’s been almost 20 years since the Fallen Empires expansion of Magic: The Gathering appeared. It included a race of lobster creatures ...
02 November 2014

Happy birthday, Steve Ditko!

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While I was updating the Neuroethology webpage today, I got sucked into watching this excellent retrospective on Steve Ditko, whose birthday...
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01 November 2014

Comments for second half of October 2014

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Mathbionerd has a look at different funding sources .
28 October 2014

Tuesday Crustie: Yeti crab crushes Kremlin!

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It’s fair to say I’m a fan of yeti crabs, since I’ve had the yeti crabs on this feature a few times before. (And then there’s the dancing ye...
22 October 2014

Should you reply to spamming students?

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A colleague, who is a new assistant professor, asked on Facebook, if he should reply to an “endless” stream of emails from international s...
21 October 2014

Tuesday Crustie: Welcome wagon

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It’s always polite to welcome a new family to town! Nicolai Roterman tweeted about his new paper: If you like fossils and yeti crabs, th...
20 October 2014

Tracking one hundred students

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I am a romantic, I guess. I would like to see universities as places where everyone can thrive regardless of their background. A leveler, if...
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The Zen of Presentations, part 66: What do you want your audience to feel?

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A common piece of advice for technical presentations is to figure out what your “take home message” is. People will only remember one or...
16 October 2014

When your name changes

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People change their names for all sorts of reasons. Marriage is only one. What can you do to make sure people can find your scientific pape...

Comments for first half of October 2014

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Terry McGlynn looks at external reviews for tenure and promotion decisions . This has been a contentious addition to our procedures at UTPA ...
15 October 2014

How Gilmore Girls changed my teaching

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More than a decade after it debuted, Gilmore Girls is experiencing a renewed burst of interest after arriving on Netflix this month. W...

Remain calm

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Calm people solve problems. Panicked people cause them. (Inspired by Adam Savage, who said, “Calm people live,” in the Mythbusters episod...
14 October 2014

Tuesday Crustie: Hoax

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Does this need to be said? Yes, apparently, someone does need to say that there are not crabs wider than two or three cars are long. An...
13 October 2014

“We’d probably have [insert thing needed now] if not for budget cuts”

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Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health, said about the prospects for an Ebola vaccine: Frankly, if we had not...

Watch out for UTRGV’S Phase II

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Inside Higher Education has an article about the hiring process for University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Twenty-five faculty from UTPA...

Opening the funnel to make “better citizens of the world”

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Fellow crustacean neurobiologist Eve Marder has an opinion piece in eLife arguing against the notion that we should limit the number of doct...
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10 October 2014

The editor’s influence

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A Salon article about the importance of editors in literature surprised me when it took a turn in discussing scientific publishing. But...
08 October 2014

Hand waving about technology and teaching

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Our incoming president UTRGV president, Guy Bailey, said at a presentation this morning : I wouldn’t think students would have to be trav...

The known knowns: we know everything about the physics of everyday life

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I would like to thank Sean Carroll . Sean made me appreciate something that I think is quite profound, and that should be much better known ...
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