Mauricio Angelone
@highenergymau.bsky.social
PhD candidate in Applied Physics at Northwestern University, advancing coherent X-ray imaging to reveal how bulk materials behave at the nanoscale | First-gen
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Whether we like it or not, science and politics are deeply intertwined.
Expecting scientists to refrain from political discourse not only undermines the societal impact of their work and neglects the ethical responsibilities inherent in their scientific endeavours...
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Expecting scientists to refrain from political discourse not only undermines the societal impact of their work and neglects the ethical responsibilities inherent in their scientific endeavours...
10/38
March 3, 2025 at 8:21 AM
Whether we like it or not, science and politics are deeply intertwined.
Expecting scientists to refrain from political discourse not only undermines the societal impact of their work and neglects the ethical responsibilities inherent in their scientific endeavours...
10/38
Expecting scientists to refrain from political discourse not only undermines the societal impact of their work and neglects the ethical responsibilities inherent in their scientific endeavours...
10/38
Reposted by Mauricio Angelone
6/8. In science, and in institutions of learning like colleges and universities, there is a shared understanding that edicts should not go unquestioned—that we all have a duty to systematically investigate the world around us and to interrogate claims about it. We do not simply obey.
February 8, 2025 at 8:42 PM
6/8. In science, and in institutions of learning like colleges and universities, there is a shared understanding that edicts should not go unquestioned—that we all have a duty to systematically investigate the world around us and to interrogate claims about it. We do not simply obey.
Reposted by Mauricio Angelone
States need to increase their support for research (or start supporting it if they aren't already) and give preference to research that is being blacklisted by the federal government.
February 4, 2025 at 12:26 PM
States need to increase their support for research (or start supporting it if they aren't already) and give preference to research that is being blacklisted by the federal government.
Northwestern came out with their statement today
"We recommend that absent a written stop-work order or other written notice from a federal agency, Northwestern faculty, staff, students and postdocs who are supported by federal funding move forward with their normal work activities."
"We recommend that absent a written stop-work order or other written notice from a federal agency, Northwestern faculty, staff, students and postdocs who are supported by federal funding move forward with their normal work activities."
January 30, 2025 at 4:29 AM
Northwestern came out with their statement today
"We recommend that absent a written stop-work order or other written notice from a federal agency, Northwestern faculty, staff, students and postdocs who are supported by federal funding move forward with their normal work activities."
"We recommend that absent a written stop-work order or other written notice from a federal agency, Northwestern faculty, staff, students and postdocs who are supported by federal funding move forward with their normal work activities."