When the implicit becomes explicit
What would it do to you, if you knew how few vacation days your boss takes?
Chris Hartgerink
Remarks on barriers to Open Science for ECRs
Yesterday was the first of four listening sessions by the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy. These are specifically geared towards Early-Career Researchers (ECRs), which I guess I technically would still be had I stayed in academia.
I had the opportunity to briefly participate and share
(Not-)for-profit in research
In response to the European Council, I need to get a new pet peeve of mine off my chest.
The story behind the Mozilla Fellowship
A peek behind the curtain of how a career defining Fellowship started.
Undoing questionable academic practices
Why and how could we start undoing a system promoting questionable academic practices?
New series: "Startup Therapy"
Startup Therapy series
As write more on this blog, I have come to the realization I thoroughly enjoy coming up with themes to coalesce my writing around.
Themes create a certain mass for my activities, reflections, and thoughts to gather around. As a result, things collect in a way they
Arbitrary application of arbitrary rules
When there are rules, who decides what they are intended for and how they are applied?