Bene
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Scientist in training, learning what higher sea levels do to coastlines.
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Aa the ice sheets melt, it slightly impacts the Earth's rotation:
More ice at the poles? The Earth spins faster
More water near the equator? The Earth spins slower
blogs.egu.eu/divisions/g/...
More ice at the poles? The Earth spins faster
More water near the equator? The Earth spins slower
blogs.egu.eu/divisions/g/...
May 12, 2025 at 5:46 PM
Aa the ice sheets melt, it slightly impacts the Earth's rotation:
More ice at the poles? The Earth spins faster
More water near the equator? The Earth spins slower
blogs.egu.eu/divisions/g/...
More ice at the poles? The Earth spins faster
More water near the equator? The Earth spins slower
blogs.egu.eu/divisions/g/...
For the VU, not all is lost yet, staff and students are still fighting (article in Dutch): nos.nl/artikel/2566...
There is also a petition that people can sign: www.change.org/p/red-aardwe...
Although generally speaking, yes, NL is becoming an increasingly uninviting place for scientists.
There is also a petition that people can sign: www.change.org/p/red-aardwe...
Although generally speaking, yes, NL is becoming an increasingly uninviting place for scientists.
Sign the Petition
Red Aardwetenschappen aan de VU!
www.change.org
May 6, 2025 at 6:32 PM
For the VU, not all is lost yet, staff and students are still fighting (article in Dutch): nos.nl/artikel/2566...
There is also a petition that people can sign: www.change.org/p/red-aardwe...
Although generally speaking, yes, NL is becoming an increasingly uninviting place for scientists.
There is also a petition that people can sign: www.change.org/p/red-aardwe...
Although generally speaking, yes, NL is becoming an increasingly uninviting place for scientists.
About 1 in 100 people are transgender. While some complain about the "surge" of people "suddenly" identifying as trans, statistically there should be so much more of us out there...
May 6, 2025 at 6:12 PM
About 1 in 100 people are transgender. While some complain about the "surge" of people "suddenly" identifying as trans, statistically there should be so much more of us out there...
For me personally it's an amazing feeling to be able to be this person for someone else. For a long time I did not believe I would make it here.
On the other hand, it says a lot about queer visibility and representation that they have to employ their second degree network to find someone trans.
On the other hand, it says a lot about queer visibility and representation that they have to employ their second degree network to find someone trans.
May 6, 2025 at 6:12 PM
For me personally it's an amazing feeling to be able to be this person for someone else. For a long time I did not believe I would make it here.
On the other hand, it says a lot about queer visibility and representation that they have to employ their second degree network to find someone trans.
On the other hand, it says a lot about queer visibility and representation that they have to employ their second degree network to find someone trans.
Yes, I'm scared as hell and no, I haven't slept, thanks for asking. So if you like to play a round of public speaking fear bingo (shaking, sweating, "eeeehhhm", ...) come along!
May 2, 2025 at 6:28 AM
Yes, I'm scared as hell and no, I haven't slept, thanks for asking. So if you like to play a round of public speaking fear bingo (shaking, sweating, "eeeehhhm", ...) come along!