Jennifer Popiel
@jenpopiel.bsky.social
Whole life Catholic in STL, French cultural and intellectual historian, academic administrator (esp. research, academic affairs). Lives in relative chaos with super people and assorted animals. Researching race, religion, and ultramontanism.
Interesting! My work on 19th century women, Sulpician art, and the Sacred Heart would also imply that sentiment is a powerful motivator and connector.
March 24, 2025 at 2:47 AM
Interesting! My work on 19th century women, Sulpician art, and the Sacred Heart would also imply that sentiment is a powerful motivator and connector.
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These cuts will have effects that reverberate for years. The chaos itself disrupts the long-term planning needed for good science. And that’s different from the private sector.
My latest from inside NIH as well as universities that get its funding. I think it is important to say clearly what moves like this will actually do to people.
Destructive Banality: NIH Indirect Costs Move Sounds Boring, Could Kill You
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February 10, 2025 at 3:21 PM
These cuts will have effects that reverberate for years. The chaos itself disrupts the long-term planning needed for good science. And that’s different from the private sector.
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January 14, 2025 at 6:03 PM
Also interested in this answer!