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On 4 April 2017, NASA engineer and programmer Johanna Lucht sat in front of her monitors at the Armstrong Flight Research Center’s mission control center in California, observing the flight data coming from a Gulfstream III jet. Two of her computer screens displayed GPS and navigation systems data. On a third screen, an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter communicated in real time between Lucht, her colleagues in the control room, and the flight team.
Should physicists pay more attention to the clothes that they wear? Twelve years ago I edited a feature article for Physics Today entitled "So you want to be a professor!" Having recently landed a tenure-track job at San Diego State University, the article's author, Matt Anderson, wanted to share his job-hunting experiences.
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