Jocelyn Sinclair
@jocelynsinclair.bsky.social
Inorganic synthetic chemist gone rogue - Journal Development Specialist at Canadian Science Publishing
It's chemistry and crafts allll the way down
It's chemistry and crafts allll the way down
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We're concerned about the SRSR motion requesting 25 years of disaggregated tri-council data. While we understand the data is intended to be anonymized, this wasn't explicitly stated in the motion – and the specific information requested could still enable re-identification when linked together.
October 31, 2025 at 5:41 PM
We're concerned about the SRSR motion requesting 25 years of disaggregated tri-council data. While we understand the data is intended to be anonymized, this wasn't explicitly stated in the motion – and the specific information requested could still enable re-identification when linked together.
Please consider signing this open letter to protect funding status and application information (including de-anonymized info on the evaluators/reviewers, entire contents of appllications, and EDI/identity data) from Tri-Council funding applications
#CdnScience
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#CdnScience
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Open Letter to Protect Tri-Council EDI Data
Why do we need urgent action to protect our data?
The mandate of the House of Commons Standing Committee on Science and Research is to review and report on topics relating to science and research in ...
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October 31, 2025 at 1:41 AM
Please consider signing this open letter to protect funding status and application information (including de-anonymized info on the evaluators/reviewers, entire contents of appllications, and EDI/identity data) from Tri-Council funding applications
#CdnScience
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#CdnScience
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Can writing a scientific paper for the first (or fourth. Or fortieth) be a battle? Yes.
But knowing how to approach the process and what your collaborators, supervisors, and journals expect from you during that process lowers the barrier immensely.
But knowing how to approach the process and what your collaborators, supervisors, and journals expect from you during that process lowers the barrier immensely.
Thank you Jocelyn Sinclair from @canjphysics.bsky.social / @csp
@cdnsciencepub.com for the fantastic workshop of publishing guidelines at the Women+ In Physics Conference at @queensuglobal.bsky.social
@cdnsciencepub.com for the fantastic workshop of publishing guidelines at the Women+ In Physics Conference at @queensuglobal.bsky.social
July 24, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Can writing a scientific paper for the first (or fourth. Or fortieth) be a battle? Yes.
But knowing how to approach the process and what your collaborators, supervisors, and journals expect from you during that process lowers the barrier immensely.
But knowing how to approach the process and what your collaborators, supervisors, and journals expect from you during that process lowers the barrier immensely.
very cool to be at #wipc+2025 this week on behalf of @canjphysics.bsky.social
Very excited to be in Kingston @queensuglobal.bsky.social for the #wipc+2025 Conference.
CJP is hosting a lunch-and-learn today with info and activities related to publishing in physics. Join for some tips and tricks, and as much discussion as we can squeeze in.
CJP is hosting a lunch-and-learn today with info and activities related to publishing in physics. Join for some tips and tricks, and as much discussion as we can squeeze in.
July 23, 2025 at 1:24 PM
very cool to be at #wipc+2025 this week on behalf of @canjphysics.bsky.social
The deadline for this awesome event has been extended to May 15th!
Just over a week left to submit abstracts for the 2025 Women+ in Physics Canada Conference happening at @queensuglobal.bsky.social July 22-25! Visit queensu.ca/wipc2025 for more information!
May 9, 2025 at 3:05 PM
The deadline for this awesome event has been extended to May 15th!
Oh HECK yes - FAIR data time! There are TWO physical sciences modules - math/physics/chem and Materials/Chem.
Phys. sci. communities are a bit late in the wave of Open Data and repositories, with the interesting exception of strict adherence and support for the CCDC - time to expand that window!
Phys. sci. communities are a bit late in the wave of Open Data and repositories, with the interesting exception of strict adherence and support for the CCDC - time to expand that window!
Join Ian Bruno for a free online session on FAIR data principles in Computational Materials Science and Chemistry, organised by Ghent University as part of the Love Data Week 2025 @icpsr.bsky.social.
📆 13th February, 14:00–16:00 (CET)
🔗 ccdc-info.com/4h1exH4
#LoveData25 #CompChemSky
📆 13th February, 14:00–16:00 (CET)
🔗 ccdc-info.com/4h1exH4
#LoveData25 #CompChemSky
January 22, 2025 at 8:00 PM
Oh HECK yes - FAIR data time! There are TWO physical sciences modules - math/physics/chem and Materials/Chem.
Phys. sci. communities are a bit late in the wave of Open Data and repositories, with the interesting exception of strict adherence and support for the CCDC - time to expand that window!
Phys. sci. communities are a bit late in the wave of Open Data and repositories, with the interesting exception of strict adherence and support for the CCDC - time to expand that window!
Three separate appliances are currently holding temp at ~60 °C
1. Toaster oven, dehydrating seeds.
2. My heating pad.
3. My cat's heating pad, because he dislikes being near me during the day and if I turn it off he goes to sit directly on top of one of the few heating vents for the house.
1. Toaster oven, dehydrating seeds.
2. My heating pad.
3. My cat's heating pad, because he dislikes being near me during the day and if I turn it off he goes to sit directly on top of one of the few heating vents for the house.
January 22, 2025 at 7:07 PM
Three separate appliances are currently holding temp at ~60 °C
1. Toaster oven, dehydrating seeds.
2. My heating pad.
3. My cat's heating pad, because he dislikes being near me during the day and if I turn it off he goes to sit directly on top of one of the few heating vents for the house.
1. Toaster oven, dehydrating seeds.
2. My heating pad.
3. My cat's heating pad, because he dislikes being near me during the day and if I turn it off he goes to sit directly on top of one of the few heating vents for the house.