Julia Kilgour (she/her)
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Post doc at University of Guelph • Behavioural ecologist, urban wildlife & human influences • Equity & justice in academia • Animal nerd • 🏳️🌈 • 🏃♀️• 🐕 • 🥾 • 🍷• ☕️ •
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Also, 30,000 fake papers out of 1 million+ does not indict or threaten science as a whole. This entire "science is in crisis from within" narrative is a right-wing myth.
August 6, 2025 at 12:46 PM
Also, 30,000 fake papers out of 1 million+ does not indict or threaten science as a whole. This entire "science is in crisis from within" narrative is a right-wing myth.
It’s true. This series is amazing. Somebody Somewhere captures simple beautiful moments in deep, loving friendships like nothing else.
Somebody Somewhere is some of the best tv I’ve seen in a very long time. Go watch it immediately, then tell me all about your feelings #somebodysomewhere
February 12, 2025 at 11:15 PM
It’s true. This series is amazing. Somebody Somewhere captures simple beautiful moments in deep, loving friendships like nothing else.
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"Moreover, non-White scientists endure longer waiting times between the submission and acceptance of their manuscripts, and upon publication, their papers receive fewer citations than would be expected based on textual similarity."
Non-White scientists appear on fewer editorial boards, spend more time under review, and receive fewer citations | PNAS
Disparities continue to pose major challenges in various aspects of science. One such
aspect is editorial board composition, which has been shown t...
www.pnas.org
November 26, 2024 at 10:16 AM
"Moreover, non-White scientists endure longer waiting times between the submission and acceptance of their manuscripts, and upon publication, their papers receive fewer citations than would be expected based on textual similarity."