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Chad Rohrbacher and Joshua Caulkins and Jenna Korentsides, M.S. and I are very proud of this research and what it suggests about teaching changes during the pandemic. We have lots of data to share, and hopefully soon! #educationaldevelopment #syllabus #studentcentered #pandemicresponse #highereducation #teachingandlearning

Check out the latest advances in team science, community engagement, and scientific discovery related to the NIEHS Superfund Research Program. https://lnkd.in/evGdhn-Q #NIEHSFactor

Accelerating discovery and increasing equity in biology and medicine have always been at the heart of our mission. Read about our actions to promote equity, diversity and inclusion in our first report of the year.

If you read nothing else this year this is the one! every one of Toms posts are brilliant but this may be his best ever and i hope not his last. Rarely do I share a post I 100% agree with but this i do. here is a wee snippet  "Imagine what would happen if the National Science Foundation (NSF) were headed by people who have spent a lifetime embracing and practicing Indigenous ways and wisdoms. They could oversee scientific efforts to supplement our understanding of this complex world as one important and reliable input, but always with an eye to the guiding question: is this research likely to be a net help to the community of life, or a net harm? If in doubt, then maybe: don’t. Efforts aimed just at human concerns seldom do us any long-term favors, as the associated collateral damage to the ecosphere takes our living collective backwards." https://lnkd.in/gKtAA5Zx

This is part of the Prenatal-to-3 Policy Impact Center state roadmap for North Carolina. I know a lot of researchers in the Triangle Area are doing excellent research about the topics encompassed in these policy goals but there is still the jarring fact that it takes an average of 17 years for research to be fully and reflected in policy (Schelbe et al., 2020). We need to continue strengthening connections with the policymakers and practitioners to improve the outcomes for families in our state.

Our latest newsletter is out! 📰 Stay updated on our new family zoom sessions and exciting upcoming events. Join us for our 2024 Symposium and Family Conference, where you'll have the opportunity to connect with other families and learn about the latest research in the field. If you're a researcher or scientist, don't miss out on our monthly scientific roundtables! 🧪🔬 Check out the newsletter for more information. #usp7 #haofountainsyndrome #symposium #familyconference #scientificroundtable #science #research #hafous #roundtable

Why should you partner with #PennState? Because of innovative institutes like Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences. They believe in bringing together scientists and stakeholders to collaborate in the face of threats as local as the aging population of Pennsylvania and as global as climate change. Partnerships with experts from academic, industry, nongovernmental, and governmental backgrounds tie in closely with the collaborative, interdisciplinary core mission of the Huck Institutes. Through these joint efforts, they combine world-class research with indispensable practical expertise to solve important, real-world problems. Learn more: https://ow.ly/vX0950PFopu

Being a PhD student, there are many milestones that we set for ourselves as a measure of our progress. Now these milestones can be as small as motivating oneself to work on their proposal for only 20 minutes straight without interruptions (also one of my goals these days, alas!) or as major as presenting at your first in-person international conference (an achievement fulfilled in the summer!) For me, another one of these milestones was getting a paper published in Anthrozoös, a renowned journal in the human-animal interaction field, and it finally happened!! A paper on the topic, Avoidant Attachment Mediates Cultural Differences in Likelihood to Surrender Pets, in collaboration with excellent researchers - Jennifer Vonk, Dr. Amy (Johnson) Binder, EdD, LPC, CPDT-KA, UW-AAB, Patricia Cameron, and Eddie Lee - was recently published in Anthrozoös. If you are interested in giving it a read, here is a link for the paper: https://lnkd.in/gSYDyrfH If you would like an eprint, please reach out to me! I told my cat to celebrate but he was too busy bird watching. #usask #phd #phdstudent #onehealth #humananimalbond #pets #surrender #culturaldiversity #saskatoon #anthrozoos

Cross-sector and multidisciplinary collaboration is required to make progress in scientific research. @FasterCures compiled this toolkit with resources to assist in the collaborating process from governing structures to sharing data.  Access it here: https://lnkd.in/e-u-BAWW   

"As leaders of the Open Research Funders Group (ORFG), we work in partnership with 26 leading philanthropic organizations to develop, implement, and oversee open science policies. One area that warrants particular attention is research data. Research data are critical to: 1) the independent confirmation of results and conclusions; 2) making informed decisions about future research activities; and 3) demonstrating the type of transparency that builds public confidence in science." #OpenScience ... Candid https://lnkd.in/eJYbj2TM