The woman who pioneered social science reporting.
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You might not know as much about science as you think.
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It’s complicated. And that’s good.
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Nuclear winter is scary as hell. Spread the word.
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A conversation between Yo-Yo Ma and Fabiola Gianotti.
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Short sharp looks at science.
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What the COVID-19 pandemic portends.
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To its credit, the Department of Philosophy at National University of Singapore, in a timely manner, emailed some applicants to its recently advertised open rank position to inform them that they were no longer being considered for the job. Unfortunately, the email addresses of all of the recipients of the rejection letter were visible in the “cc” section of the message. The result was that over 200 people were exposed as having applied to the position. For some, this is no big deal, for others, it is. It’s a kind of privacy violation, but as one reader of Daily Nous put it in an email, the error also puts some “scholars in precarious positions at risk, since many do not want their employers to know that they are applying elsewhere,” for fear of upsetting them, or giving them reason to not renew their contracts. Once notified of the error, the search committee member responsible for it wrote to the affected candidates to apologize.
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