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Loving this year’s #AAASmtg swag so far 👩🏻‍🔬 #scipol AAAS Annual Meeting NASA Issues in Science and Technology National Science Policy Network (NSPN)

Protein density of food vs cost per gram of protein. My simple takeaway is that we all need to eat more lentils. Source: buff.ly/3UNppjl

Yet another shill for Big Lentil. Tamar Haspel

READ: A Plan to Develop Open Science’s Green Shoots into a Thriving Garden via Issues in Science and Technology 🌱🌿 Great piece: Greg Tananbaum, Dr. Chelle Gentemann, Kamran Naim & Chris 📖 Marcum 👏 issues.org/open-science-t… Arizona State University Research Sally C. Morton National Academies Lisa Margonelli Michael Crow Marcia McNutt

Pizza Hut! Please make this available in rural Maine.

In a Issues in Science and Technology interview, Lisa Margonelli talks to astronomer and #eclipse fanatic Douglas Duncan about how he uses his sense of experiential wonder towards eclipses to invite the public into the joy of science. More at: issues.org/total-solar-ec… #TotalSolarEclipse #SciComm

Let’s bug out together!

one of the prettiest sankeys ive ever laid eyes on ❤️‍🔥 global flows of cobalt, nickel, and manganese nature.com/articles/s4146…

My new public philosophy piece is out: "The Limits of Data"! It's about what data leaves out - about what gets systematically filtered out of the institutional process of data collection. 🧵:

HPAI #H5N1 dairy herd infection case report - Phil Durst via MSU Extension "They wanted to try to confine the disease to a single group or at least a single barn. They changed their wash cycle in milking so that it washed after this group of cows. Regardless of their efforts,

Is there more to a moonshot than metal and rocket fuel? Join us for what is sure to be an interesting conversation next Thursday.

ICYMI, from the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering "Create the Future" on the past, the present, and the future of sanitary #engineering—and what the Issues in Science and Technology team is listening! Feat. Pam Elardo of Brown and Caldwell and Andrew L. Russell of SUNY Polytechnic Institute qeprize.org/podcasts/the-f…

Happy Fourth of July from the California ISO!

The scientific enterprise has been slow to recognize that the characteristics of emerging tech — & public desire to participate in their deployment—require a shift in emphasis from discovery & tech innovation to social transformation issues.org/supporting-sci… Lisa Margonelli

Words to live by….

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These guidelines are a good idea--and long overdue.

I can relate….

In the latest volume of Issues in Science and Technology, Christy Spackman has written a terrific essay on the complexities surrounding the public acceptance of drinking treated #wastewater. issues.org/industrial-ter…

“You Learn More From Failure—When Things Are Not Working Well.” An interview with Katalin Karikó in Issues in Science and Technology issues.org/interview-kata…