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"4. Give a strong, conceptually oriented introduction. Be as brief as possible while still making all of your points. Be sharp at the beginning. Remember the 20 Minute Rule: You should show a data slide no more than 20 minutes into your talk (or your audience has the right to get up and walk out!)."
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Everything you might want to read about this year's Nobel Prize in Physics, and then some. For free from AIP.
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A sort of follow-up to last week's post about the STEM "pipeline".
There are 11 new articles in PLoS ONE today.
IKE 'BEATS' TINA TO DEATH
Kind of pushing the limits, even for the New York Post
Turnout has been disappointing in the Physics and Astronomy results of the year threads.