This guest content was provided by a librarian who wishes to remain anonymous. They got in touch with ErrantScience and asked us to share some of the real life requests they’ve had while working on front desk. All of these are true and are the tip of the iceberg for requests they get. Enjoy 🙂
Last week we put up a post on Facebook, Instagram and Mastodon asking for some sciency ideas to cartoon. We asked because first off we wanted to draw the things you want to see and Read more…
It’s today: your first lab meeting. You’ve got your slides together, tested the animations and so long as that one video loads, everything should be smooth sailing. But you’re probably still worrying "What if they realise I’m an imposter?!!”. Here's 8 tips to think about and help you calm down
Did you know there is a scientific research tool called the “Draw-a-scientist test” (DAST) that is used to understand how people perceive scientists? The DAST has been used to understand what people picture when asked Read more…
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ErrantScience in March – ErrantScience · 27 March 2019 at 13:01
[…] a welcome post by myself, introducing the new site. We’ve also featured a guest post about ridiculous academic library requests, with content provided by an anonymous librarian and cartooned by […]