25 November 2015
Academic boycotts
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Mark Carrigan’s website poses this question as part of a lead-up to a roundtable in early December: Why have researchers been so ready t...
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24 November 2015
Tuesday Crustie: Flat footed
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I’m such a sucker for digging crustaceans... One of the matutid digging crabs, Ashtoret lunaris . Look at those lovely digging feet! ...
23 November 2015
Getting what’s paid for, scientific publishing edition
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I like open access, but I think for profit publishers can continue to have a role in the scientific publishing ecosystem. But boy oh boy, s...
20 November 2015
From spreadsheet to synthesis: my last paper from UTPA
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My latest paper started as a spreadsheet. During the writing of my last paper on the crayfish pet trade (described here ), I was kind of ...
Throwing out the pennies
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On not publishing results because they won’t end up in glam journals: Refusing to release findings that you have already worked on, jus...
18 November 2015
Presentation Tips
for people in a hurry
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Batman : [reads the second riddle] What people are always in a hurry? Robin : Rushing people... Russians! I’m very excited to announc...
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17 November 2015
Science Blogging: The Essential Guide
book cover reveal
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I like it. Subdued and understated. Related posts Science blogging book: now with blurbs! External links Sci Blogging Guide Faceb...
Paper published on this blog is cited because it’s a paper published on a blog
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A few years ago, I published an original, data driven research paper here on this blog. As I wrote in a companion post : I thought, “Let...
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12 November 2015
Science blogging book: now with blurbs!
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Science Blogging: The Essential Guide is now available for pre-order on Amazon! The fun thing about the Amazon page, in comparison to ...
10 November 2015
Tuesday Crustie: Old hermit
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And I mean really old... like, the Cretaceous. Hermit crabs have a lot of flexibility in the shells they use, and different kinds of speci...
05 November 2015
When you can say “There’s a lot we don’t know” (and when you can’t)
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I’ve been digging Larry Wilmore’s The Nightly Show . Last night’s panel had this wonderful little exchange that was cut from broadcast, so I...
03 November 2015
Tusday Crustie: Cutie
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Great new crustacean species keep appearing! And this is a new genus, too! Meet Aletheiana tenella , a new species from Indonesia. Love...
28 October 2015
Putting on the cleaning gloves
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“I have to clean the tub today.” The tub’s been dirty for a while, but you finally have a quiet Sunday morning. So you pull on the clean...
27 October 2015
Tuesday Crustie: One little letter
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From I Can Haz Cheezburger .
26 October 2015
Dubious journals from major scientific publishers:
Homeopathy
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Consumer Reports recently looked into homeopathic remedies . It was pretty timid repudiation, but did contain this critical line: That m...
20 October 2015
Kiloauthor still gaining traction
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Apparently this appears in the November issue of Wired : I’m seriously wondering how far this word will go now. Oxford English Dictionary...
Tuesday Crustie: Climbing purple tree crab leader
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Ooh, this new land crab is a beauty... Not only does Arachnothelphusa merarapensis have a pretty shade of purple going for it, it has so...
19 October 2015
Getting too old for this
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“We at the Society for Neuroscience would like to take this moment to remind you... “That you are old . I mean, seriously old. I mean...
18 October 2015
#SfN15 bingo
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By popular demand! (Okay, one person asked . And there went a half hour of productivity...) Update, 19 October 2015 : Enough material...
16 October 2015
Comments for first half of October 2015
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Dynamic Ecology rediscovers Up-goer Five . Been there, done that . It’s fun, but don’t confuse it with a path to clarity, as Carl Zimmer no...
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