I've reached the point of midterm-studying where I angrily go through the poorly written course notes and edit for grammar/prose/flow. #scicomm
Key takeaways: 1) Faculty hiring is one mechanism for the intellectual dominance of elite universities (epistemic inequality), 2) independent of "quality," ideas spread further if born at elite places, 3) we should really mitigate prestige bias in peer review (=double blind) 5/5
As promised, I'm starting work on bringing the Neural Network to @ICMEStanford. Here's a teaser from the first picnic--I mean interview-- with @EricDarve to get you excited about what's to come.
So amazed and inspired to know and love Suhani! Check out https://t.co/Oyaq2FVUX8 to see how she's making our world better.
We founded @CGIU in 2007 to engage the next generation of leaders—& every year I'm awed by the many ways these young people are addressing issues around the world.
Congratulations @sygreer ! <3
Computational science grad students awarded U.S. Department of Energy fellowships https://t.co/0CqEzNRBzw
Oh well if you want to call us STARS we don’t mind... ✨ ☺️
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“Getting podcasting trade secrets from @AlisonAbridged and @grrriosa, the STARS of @BuffsTalkSci at #ComSciConRMW18”
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There will be a special issue for the Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling called Women in Computational Chemistry. The first author should be female.