education
I've learned that scientists, as a group, give pretty crappy talks. They love data and want to show you all the bits and pieces, even if there's really not time for that. They tell you things they have been working on so long and in such
interactions
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1569"] The BPS abstract book, in dead-tree form [https://www.bethhaas.me/caption] I spent most of last week in San Francisco for the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting, and I'd like to take a moment to recap
presentations
Key points for presenters from Lehr's "Let there be stoning!" Ground Water (1985). Emphasis mine. [1] The problem * "Let there be an end to incredibly boring speakers! They are not sophisticated, erudite scientists speaking above our intellectual capability; they are arrogant, thoughtless individuals who insult