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Posts by Colette Berbesque

BA / Leverhulme Small grant?

3 weeks ago 0 0 0 0

If you have about 20 minutes, I would be grateful if you could help my undergraduate student explore whether common empathy questionnaires are actually interchangable in the ways they are used in the social science literature.

2 months ago 14 13 2 0
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Job alert! The University of Zurich is hiring a professor for Evolutionary Anthropology and Primatology. Learn more here: www.appointments.mnf.uzh.ch/auth/Apply/0...

2 months ago 14 18 0 0

Ok, last shot for me--Cleo (muse of history)

6 months ago 0 0 0 0

yeah, I see that. Eris is lovely, but also not un
complicated!

6 months ago 0 0 1 0

Hera?

6 months ago 0 0 1 0
Exhibition opening at Wellcome Collection: Third: In Search of Freshwater

Exhibition opening at Wellcome Collection: Third: In Search of Freshwater

9 months ago 5 0 0 0
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Until now. For instance, the cancer scientist Kseniia Petrova, a Russian immigrant who worked at Harvard’s renowned Kirschner Lab, has been in a Louisiana ICE prison for two months now, and is facing deportation to Russia because she allegedly lied to a border control officer about carrying frog embryos for research purposes. Not only is this likely false—she told NBC News that she did tell the officers the truth—but the usual penalty for such a piddling violation is a $500 fine, knocked down to $50 for a first offense. Instead, ICE revoked her J-1 visa and threw her in prison pending a hearing to deport her back to Russia, where she might easily end up in prison or dead for criticizing the Putin regime.

Petrova is not just any cancer scientist—she is perhaps the world’s top expert on analyzing the images produced by a new cutting-edge, ultra-specialized microscope that is being developed to diagnose cancer cases. Leon Peshkin, Petrova’s manager, told NBC that the task “requires a unique set of skills because you have to both be able to work as an embryologist and do applied math, modeling, data analysis and bioinformatics—all in one package.” Nobody else in the lab could do what she does, he added.

Until now. For instance, the cancer scientist Kseniia Petrova, a Russian immigrant who worked at Harvard’s renowned Kirschner Lab, has been in a Louisiana ICE prison for two months now, and is facing deportation to Russia because she allegedly lied to a border control officer about carrying frog embryos for research purposes. Not only is this likely false—she told NBC News that she did tell the officers the truth—but the usual penalty for such a piddling violation is a $500 fine, knocked down to $50 for a first offense. Instead, ICE revoked her J-1 visa and threw her in prison pending a hearing to deport her back to Russia, where she might easily end up in prison or dead for criticizing the Putin regime. Petrova is not just any cancer scientist—she is perhaps the world’s top expert on analyzing the images produced by a new cutting-edge, ultra-specialized microscope that is being developed to diagnose cancer cases. Leon Peshkin, Petrova’s manager, told NBC that the task “requires a unique set of skills because you have to both be able to work as an embryologist and do applied math, modeling, data analysis and bioinformatics—all in one package.” Nobody else in the lab could do what she does, he added.

one of the world's top cancer scientists, who works for Harvard, is at risk of deportation to Russia where she might be killed for criticizing Putin, because she allegedly failed to disclose carrying frog embryos at the border. it's upending American medical research: prospect.org/health/2025-...

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Hey, so while I totally appreciate everyone's good work selling Tesla stock and offloading their Tesla vehicles, something that is MUCH quicker and cheaper and is relevant to MANY MORE PEOPLE would be to GET OFF TWITTER.

1 year ago 110 18 4 4

I can add a bit of context. I think some people avoid hunter-gatherer because it steps around forager-fisher or other subsistence activities that are still wild, foraged foods.

1 year ago 5 0 0 1

Already behind on the lingo :(

1 year ago 3 1 1 0
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Assistant/Associate Professor in Evolutionary Anthropology/Anthropology of Health University of California Santa Barbara is hiring. Apply now!

🎉IAS is recruiting🎉

UCSB Integrative Anth Sciences is hiring a tenure-track evo anthropologist (assist/assoc prof):

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Estimate: Assist:$95,000-$135,000 & Assoc:$120,000-$180,000. UCSB is an AA/EOE, including disability/vets.

1 year ago 40 46 1 4

kipepeo 🇹🇿

1 year ago 1 0 0 0

I think this is also about inter-generational wealth--no family dependent on salary al9ne (even with two decent ones) and no inherited property is going to survive with 14 kids in some places

1 year ago 0 0 0 0

You'll need to follow people/orgs to get a decent feed here--there is no algorithm to show you things. My feed improved greatly when I followed quite a few academics, organisations, etc (and because it is fun for me, wildlife photographers).

1 year ago 2 0 0 0
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1 year ago 2 0 0 0

Wanna follow some great folks in & around the human evolutionary sciences (psych, anth, etc)?

Come one, come all: it's the Culture & Evolution Nerds starter pack!

Please like & subscribe. Errr..retweet? Whatever they're called here this month.🧪

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1 year ago 64 40 7 5

Would you drop the coursename or link please?

1 year ago 5 0 1 0
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Animal Behaviour Collective - Open Collective We are a collective of animal behaviour researchers organising microgrants and mentorship for undergraduate & graduate students in animal behaviour.

Microgrant opportunity: “We are currently accepting applications for a special funding round - Women in Fieldwork. If you identify as a woman conducting animal behaviour-related fieldwork, you can apply for one of four grants of £400 each. Deadline: September 1st”
opencollective.com/animal-behav...

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1/ New paper! “Gender and retention patterns among U.S. faculty” w/ N Laberge KH Wapman @samzhang AC Morgan M Galesic BK Fosdick @danlarremore @aaronclauset: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
A systematic study of gendered rates & reasons for faculty attrition in US academia 🧵

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