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My name is Amanda Glaze (@EvoPhD), and I study the intersections of science and society, specifically evolution, in the Southeastern United States. I am honoured and humbled to join you as a guest blogger here on Errant Science and RealScientists.org in honor of Ada Lovelace Day. It is because of Read more
I suppose the first thing to do is actually tell you what EGU is. EGU stands for European Geosciences Union (the parties are legendary), and it was formed in 2002. They hold an annual conference in Vienna, Austria; and pretty much every gorram person on the planet attends. At least, Read more
While I didn’t plan on studying for a PhD, nor did I have any plans on visiting New Zealand, let alone living there, I somehow ended up doing exactly that. What follows is a brief, and hopefully entertaining, account of my time studying abroad. Of course, the first thing that Read more
Following a silly joke on Twitter, Matthew invited me to write today’s blog post, on any topic I would choose. As I am not as much of a scientist as the author, I decided to talk about something not too science-y, to avoid being ridiculous. WONK-1 : “Lander to Control Read more