Rachel Gabor
@RiverChem
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Watershed Hydrology & Environmental Chemistry. Human impacts on water quality. Dissolved organic matter. Words/opinions my own.
Joined December 2017
@AJReisinger My lab is on the 1st floor (with some equipment on 4th), office on 4th floor opposite side of building. In various years grad students have had no desk, shared hot-desk, and desks on 3rd and/or 4th floor. One day I logged 10,000 steps inside my building moving between it all....
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@burginam Whoo! I hope it's an amazing transition for you. I know you're going to be great at it.
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RT @DavidPepper: 🚨 🚨 $1 Billion and Counting A 🧵 It’s back to school time in Ohio. And as we enter the new school year, and the end o…
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Well this is the exact opposite of my university's policies...
In tenure decisions, context matters. New research from @Laurenaudrie et al uses an experiment to show that including Covid impact statements in tenure files leads to more favorable decisions, because it helps evaluators recognize structural constraints.
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RT @UMassSociology: Check out Joya Misra, Laurel Smith Doerr, @shuyin_liu, and @dessielclark's new piece in Inside Higher Ed: "Continuing…
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@Xeno_lith Based on what I've been reading, it's rampant. The only precautions in place seemed to be reminders to wash hands and some sanitizer. We've learned nothing.
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RT @EricTopol: The new significant wave. It's hard to believe the we're well into our 5th year of this virus and not taking the requisite s…
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RT @CrawfordAJ: The tragedy & humiliation of trying to publish #OA for us folks in lower-mid income countries: 🇧🇷's Kowaltowski "emailed jo…
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RT @deepseadawn: Scientists must protect "thinking time" in a world of instant communication #AcademicTwitter @play…
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@hanvanzan I assume Floridians can push their heads all the way down to the water table...which will just keep getting closer to the surface of the sand?
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@IBJIYONGI I think I heard something like that somewhere. It still makes me really sad. Fermilab was an absolutely model of what a Federal research facility could be in terms of interaction with and outreach to and services for the public on top of cool science.
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I don't know the reasoning why they did that. I am sure there was internal toxicity as a kid I didn't see, mesmerized as I was learning about quarks and neutrinos and bison and prairie plants. But I can't help but wonder if there's connections between the two.
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