Well, actually the weather in Tempe, Arizona, seems to be very much like the weather here in Brisbane, but that's where I'm going. For a couple of weeks. Also in Salt Lake City. So blogging shall be sparse unless I get inspired at the Systematics and Biodiversity workshop, as I surely shall. And then to Utah to the Edges and Boundaries of Biological Objects Workshop, at which I'm not presenting 'coz I didn't know I'd be in the States early enough, but I'll be a gadfly to those there, I warrant.
So expect even less blogging than before. I'm even lecturing while travelling (the course is presented electronically) so my mind will be full (which, before any of you say it, doesn't take much).
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Earth is going to be here for the foreseeable future. Will there be geoscientists to help everyone else figure out how to deal with it?
Rice University is hosting a workshop called Negotiating the Ideal Faculty Position. From an email announcement about the workshop:
Just a quick note.
The University of Washington's ADVANCE Center for Institutional Change
received an award this year from the National Science Foundation
ADVANCE program to hold professional development workshops for
Ph.D.-level women in industry, research labs, consulting, or national
I going out to Tucson Sunday week for a week of flying model airplanes. Retirement is good!