Erika Szymanski @erikaszymanski@qoto.org
Assistant prof rhetoric of science/STS and microbiome cluster; sometimes wine science writer; lover of verbs
New paper! Reconfiguring the challenge of biological complexity as a resource for biodesign, with essential co-thinker and amphibious wet/dry lab microbiologist James Henriksen:
https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/msphere.00547-22
This has been lovely, everyone. Thanks for all of the inspiration, pointers, advice, and laughs. I'll hope to see you on the other side, whatever that means.
RT @asanchez_lab
So, a person who’s been allowed to (and celebrated for) accumulating wealth without bounds seems to have used this wealth to singlehandedly destroy a public space. I am under no delusions that we’ll learn something out of this.
Share your model? Seems about right, but I think the % difference depends on who's selected *instead* of the obvious psychopaths (e.g. covert psychopaths, teacher-of-the-year-award nominees, etc.)
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RT @leonardocarella
(Obviously the roots of the world's problems are systemic and we're all prisoners of social structures and hierarchies yada yada, but I still think we'd all be about 30% better off if we could stop the adverse sele…
https://twitter.com/leonardocarella/status/1588658955563454464
OTOH, I'm sorry to be missing all these panels this week. OTO, I'm not sure that I need to hear another set of visions of futures from a panel = three older white men and an older white woman. @HarvardSTS, you have ALL the resources to set the rest of the field a better example.
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RT @HarvardSTS
We begin our conversation on Visions of Futures with a panel on the Future of Knowledge with
@craigjcalhoun @michaelcrow @pbmehta David Oxt…
https://twitter.com/HarvardSTS/status/1588527459561263107
Assistant prof rhetoric of science/STS and microbiome cluster; sometimes wine science writer; lover of verbs
