Had the pleasure of hearing from @maxkozlov.bsky.social today here at UFGI about his transition from a Ph.D. to becoming a science journalist at Nature.
Great insight into how important communication is to disseminating our ideas to colleagues and the public, especially now.
Thank you, Max!
3 paperback books stacked in a pyramid. The three books are William Gibson’s Neuromancer, The Wall Between by Anne Braden, and Roots of Rebellion by Richard P. Young
Whenever I go to an unfamiliar city I always look for the small used bookstores. Cozy, comfortable, and filled with treasure.
The entire archive of CDC datasets can be found here.
HUGE shoutout to data archivists- this work is important 👏🙌🏻
archive.org/details/2025...
🚨 If you haven’t seen it yet…
📢 The NIH BioArt Source provides a library of FREE professionally designed illustrations and icons, available for anyone to use. They can be Downloaded in High Definition.
Check it out at bioart.niaid.nih.gov
“Oh but what KIND of photos, Ron?”
I’m glad you asked!
I love #macro #photography, from insects to fungus! Giving a spotlight to the fine detail that make these organisms beautiful - details we overlook each and every day.
Shot with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 mk3 and the M. Zuiko 60mm f/2.8 macro
Hello, Bluesky!
I’m Ron, a second year Ph.D. Student at the University of Florida. I have a keen interest in #syntheticbiology, #controlsystems, and #biomanufacturing.
Outside of academics, my posse (shown below) and I love to be in the outdoors hiking, camping, and taking photos. 😎🧪
"As in a conventional academic lab, scientists had the freedom to pursue research avenues they found promising without being bound by concerns of immediate profitability or return on investment."
There are lessons here to take to heart about progress.
www.construction-physics.com/p/the-influe...
