Tim Minchin’s College Speech
There's something to be said for comedians doing college/university speeches. Just listen in ...
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Month: September 2014
Scribd DMCA Notice
Some comments on a DMCA notice I just send to Scribd.
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Addendum to “The Lab” by the Office of Research Integrity
Some thoughts after reading the guide to "The Lab" by the Office of Research Integrity.
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Making the best out of conferences
Some tips on how to really use a conference -- and how to survive them.
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That Twitter grove deep in the woods
Some remarks on addressing tweets to people who represent large online echo chambers.
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Updated Academic Workflow 2014
My academic workflow has become relatively stable over time ... luckily. Here's the current version with apps used along the way from literature to paper.
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Bad Data, Worse Consequences
Interesting article on Time.com regarding the consequences of bad data.
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Using Circus Ponies Notebook to collect and sort information for your thesis (or article)
Someone asked me whether it is possible to use Circus Ponies Notebook to "code" papers for a thesis. Here are some answers on how to use CPN to make sense of the material for your thesis.
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The Office of Research Integrity: The Lab (Serious Game about Research Ethics)
It's hard to know what to do in instances of scientific misconduct. Not only do these cases touch upon the basic pillars of science (e.g., integrity, honesty, truth) and are emotional landmines, there are also relatively rare. However, to allow you to get some (virtual) experience with cases of misconduct, ORI has a serious game online where you can slip into different roles and go through the process.
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