Don't you have a massive emerging to write about?
02.03.2026 18:36
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Don't you have a massive emerging to write about?
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Your pet peeves are one of my favourite recurring seminar series.
Great article by @lorenzocrippa.bsky.social and colleagues on the weaponization of anti-corruption law in the US: www.foreignaffairs.com/united-state...
Do you have a promising undergrad or master's student interested in the quality of survey data? I am pleased to have a funded PhD studentship available to be supervised by myself, Bob Mattes and Joe Greenwood-Hau!: www.sgsss.ac.uk/studentship/...
I feel seen in Top Bar!
Because there's no literature at all highlighting and establishing the distinct contributions of women to peacekeeping and peacebuilding, right?
Great paper!
I think that's Rosanna Scotto ex NY news host or Scotto's Italian restaurant, which is high end in both NY and Florida
That probably scared you for a minute!
The important question is whether YOU are in the Epstein files!
Our paper on motherhood penalties in UK academia; heavy lifting done by Riccardo Di Leo, Mariaelisa Epifanio, & Vera Troeger. Using a unique large survey w/ linked data, we show careers can slow w/ motherhood, even w/o pay gaps,& supportive policies, childcare, and leadership can make a difference.
An excellent paper by two excellent people!
I wrote this song on Saturday, recorded it yesterday and released it to you today in response to the state terror being visited on the city of Minneapolis. It’s dedicated to the people of Minneapolis, our innocent immigrant neighbors and in memory of Alex Pretti and Renee Good.
Stay free
Most people support academic freedom (in principle).
But once we move beyond principles, politics kicks in.
Our new research is featured in this piece in The Conversation.
theconversation.com/how-politica...
Glasgow's competing this year! Although there was something resembling sun on Friday, so the clock restarted, I guess.
It was in her workload model!
Ah, you're a better person than I for doing the work in watching that!
Chris--where are you seeing this--sorry--my searching is coming up empty
Can Scotland still achieve net zero by 2045? ⏳ Find out CEP's verdict in our new Insight Brief:
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We launched the brief last week at our panel discussion in The Scottish Parliament.
Why those who ‘prefer not to say’ trust experts the least: faith, science, and silence - research from Professor Tom Scotto and colleagues blogs.lse.ac.uk/religionglob...
@tjscotto.bsky.social
Our article on public trust in scientists and doctors in England, led by the most trustworthy @stevepickering.bsky.social is now out in Public Understanding of Science: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Then again, people will tell me I should be using python with this technique
Tell me why; I ask because unis are increasingly reluctant to see money spend on commercial software; I learned R and made the permanent switch because Glasgow made a pain to download. This was before AI. Now, can't you just take Stata code and tell AI to just give you R code and learn that way?
I wasn't as angry as I appear in the photo! Great event!
📢🎙️NEW Energy Conversations podcast!
- The Global Race for Critical Minerals -
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Dr Stephen Agyeman & Dr Aliya Tskhay
🔸How can we navigate these challenges?
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🔸Why are critical minerals key to the transition?