16. Academic Motivators:
Networking
Funding
Publications
Jobs (TT)
Jobs (“Alternative”)
Reputation/Visibility
(COMMUNICATION)
A scientifically literate population of voters
is critical for determining scientific policy,
which in turn sets funding priorities.
27. Why blog?
Increase scientific literacy (even among other scientists)
Actual comments from science blogs:
“Cognitive psychology is all armchair psychology and introspection.”
28. Why blog?
Increase scientific literacy (even among other scientists)
Actual comments from science blogs:
“Cognitive psychology is all armchair psychology and introspection.”
“I thought the soft sciences were stuff such as psychology.”
29. Why blog?
Increase scientific literacy (even among other scientists)
Actual comments from science blogs:
“Cognitive psychology is all armchair psychology and introspection.”
“I thought the soft sciences were stuff such as psychology.”
“Man is a herd animal. The man is on the edge of the herd. The women in
the center. There are different skills for surviving in the different positions.
The ability to count the lions is important on the edge. It’s not so important
in the middle where other skills are important. The male has larger rewards
for succeeding, but a bigger loser if he fails...It’s a hard reality but it’s the
reality we evolved in and it dictates our behavior.”
75. Beyond blogs
Psychobabble is a podcast that explores the everyday world
of Experimental Psychology. A fortnightly, 40-minute
programme of life, Psych-Science and blue-sky musings.
Psychobabble takes everyday happenings and subjects them
to the rigors and findings of experimental psychology.
Psychobabble is hosted by a cast of PhDs, with the
occasional Dr. Guest Speaker.
Rohan, @psycasm; http://www.psycho-babble.net/
76. Beyond blogs
Psychobabble is a podcast that explores the everyday world
of Experimental Psychology. A fortnightly, 40-minute
programme of life, Psych-Science and blue-sky musings.
Psychobabble takes everyday happenings and subjects them
to the rigors and findings of experimental psychology.
Psychobabble is hosted by a cast of PhDs, with the
occasional Dr. Guest Speaker.
Rohan, @psycasm; http://www.psycho-babble.net/
77. Beyond blogs
Psychobabble is a podcast that explores the everyday world
of Experimental Psychology. A fortnightly, 40-minute
programme of life, Psych-Science and blue-sky musings.
Psychobabble takes everyday happenings and subjects them
to the rigors and findings of experimental psychology.
Psychobabble is hosted by a cast of PhDs, with the
occasional Dr. Guest Speaker.
Rohan, @psycasm; http://www.psycho-babble.net/
78. Outreach - “Broader Impacts”
One hundred small classrooms
per day
A dozen or more large
lectures per day
79. Blog is software: Use it for your own professional/lab page
Scicurious, @scicurious; http://scientopia.org/blogs/scicurious/
80. Blog is software: Use it for your own professional/lab page
Blog
Scicurious, @scicurious; http://scientopia.org/blogs/scicurious/
81. Blog is software: Use it for your own professional/lab page
Blog Static pages
Scicurious, @scicurious; http://scientopia.org/blogs/scicurious/
82. Blog is software: Use it for your own professional/lab page
Blog Static pages
Social Media
Buttons
Scicurious, @scicurious; http://scientopia.org/blogs/scicurious/
83. Blog is software: Use it for your own professional/lab page
Blog Static pages
Social Media
Blog posts Buttons
Scicurious, @scicurious; http://scientopia.org/blogs/scicurious/
84. Blog is software: Use it for your own professional/lab page
http://www.jasonggoldman.com
85. Blog is software: Use it for your own professional/lab page
Static pages
http://www.jasonggoldman.com
86. Blog is software: Use it for your own professional/lab page
Static pages
Blog
http://www.jasonggoldman.com
87. Blog is software: Use it for your own professional/lab page
Static pages
Blog
Social Media
Buttons
http://www.jasonggoldman.com
88. Blog is software: Use it for your own professional/lab page
Home page
set to static
Static pages instead of
Blog blog
Social Media
Buttons
http://www.jasonggoldman.com
130. Science in Transition:
Disrupting the Dominant Model
#icanhazpdf
For more: http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/elements/2013/04/elsevier-mendeley-journals-science-software.html
http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/a-blog-around-the-clock/2012/06/12/new-and-exciting-kid-on-the-block-peerj/
http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/2011/05/the_discovery_of_arsenicbased_twitter.html
134. Science in Transition
Post-publication peer-review
According to CBC News, Dwayne
Brown, a NASA spokesman, said that the
agency wouldn’t debate science with bloggers
and would stick to peer-reviewed
literature.
135. Science in Transition
Post-publication peer-review
According to CBC News, Dwayne
Brown, a NASA spokesman, said that the
agency wouldn’t debate science with bloggers
and would stick to peer-reviewed
literature.
Dr. Redfield said Mr. Brown’s reaction
was silly. “We are the peers,” she said.
Conversation and arguing have always been an
important part of how science has been done,
she said. Once upon a time it was by mail, and
was private and slow. “Now,” she said, “the
conversation is carried out in public in ways
everyone can see.”
