Home page: http://DoctorZen.net. Biologist. Author of Better Posters book and blog. Collector of academic hoaxes and academic slop graphics.
Not setting off AI alarm bells for me. Looks more like misued BioRender stock images.
French version, anyway.
youtu.be/w_-VhNwRg0k
youtu.be/7udfLxRfnXs
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bluesky-map.theo.io
I've seen some similar projects, but IMO this seems to better capture some of the fine-grained detail
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Reposted by Zen Faulkes, Brooke Harrington
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“My project is about bears and ‘black’ is a trigger word,” one Redditor wrote. “Insane.”
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1) Credited for being reasonable in acknowledging the importance of (i) quiet insiders & (ii) activists in confronting cuts to science.
2) Clear on who he thinks really deserves the credit for the wins: insiders.
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www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
Organizations like AAAS (and so many more) are failing to meet the moment because they cannot imagine the status quo collapsing. They have no "crisis mode."
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Your poster in the style of a 1950s jazz album
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1) Credited for being reasonable in acknowledging the importance of (i) quiet insiders & (ii) activists in confronting cuts to science.
2) Clear on who he thinks really deserves the credit for the wins: insiders.
🧵
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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A 1% increase (if that, do we trust that number..?) ..
#GraphCrimes #ChartsAgainstHumanity #DataVis
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That required a very serious talk about not creating mustard gas.
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This is theme that may resonate with you. (It certainly did with me.)
It's also VERY FUNNY! 😄
Recommended!
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How many more children need to die for this madness to stop?
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[OK, maybe the 1930s if you want to nitpick]
But, with some data wrangling, my first NSF Funding Curves!
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2. Keeping gen AI of the sort described here should be a completely solvable problem with run of the mill peer review and editorial oversight.
3. Change research assessment incentives.
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here some examples inspired by mitosis, CRISPR, the DNA helix, and plant pigments