DNLee
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I find my self wishing I had access to IV fluids often in life.
Kinda wishing I had downloaded a Field Guide App for the iPad #DispatchesDNLee
Being here in Africa for such long stretches reveals to how much being homesick is really about missing familiar foods/tastes.
RT @AmerSocCellBio: "Science" Magazine E-I-C Bruce Alberts joins the Impact Factor Revolt:
sciencemag.org/content/340/61…
#sfdora #ascb
Impact Factor Distortions
sciencemag.org — This Editorial coincides with the release of the San Francisco declaration on research Assessment (DORA), the outcome of a gathering of concerned scientists at the December 2012 meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology.* To correct distortions in the evaluation of scientific research, DORA aims to stop the use of the "journal impact factor" in judging an individual scientist's work.
RT @DanGordon: How you can help Oklahomans bit.ly/10k8KSQ
How you can help Oklahomans
stephaniebice.com — The devastation in Oklahoma yesterday is almost unimaginable. I've lived through this before, and even wrote about it. Oklahoman's are amazing people. Any time tragedy strikes, we rise up and take action. It's a great feeling to know so many people have my back if the need calls.
RT @BranVanChemist: People need to understand that it's really rude to use tornado victims to slam our Oklahoma politicians. There are othe…
RT @leafwarbler: Scientific Insurgents Say Journal Impact Factors Distort Science ascb.org/index.php?opti… I joined the insurgency; you? http…
Scientific Insurgents Say Journal Impact Factors Distort Science
ascb.org — ASCB Urges All Researchers to Sign the DORA Pledge An ad hoc coalition of unlikely insurgents-scientists, journal editors and publishers, scholarly societies, and research funders across many scientific disciplines-today posted an international declaration calling on the world scientific community to eliminate the role of the journal impact factor (JIF) in evaluating research for funding, hiring, promotion, or institutional effectiveness.
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@yayayarndiva basements are very rare in OKlahoma. I was surprised to learn that given the number of tornados the state gets
RT @Duracell: Oklahoma City: we're on our way with free batteries. Look for our truck (pic) #PrayForOklahoma #PowerForward -be safe http://…
Duracell: Oklahoma City: we're on our ...
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