Gender in Science
- Summary and aggregate of a variety of studies on unconscious and unintentional gender (and racial) bias in academia published from 2012 to present
- Margaret Kivelson’s presentation on “Career, Leadership, and Speculations on why Academia Loses Women”
- Research Methodologies in Science Education: Gender and the Geosciences
Quotes!
- “Any scientist has to accept that the structure of their reality could change with a new discovery. And so, I have to be flexible in my beliefs. The foundation could change at any moment with a new discovery”, Greg Graffin talking about his song “Los Pilgrim” on the Bad Religion Page
- “We’re in a play of slow decay orchestrated by Boltzman”, Greg Graffin “Entropy”
- “A subtle thought that is in error may yet give rise to fruitful inquiry that can establish truths of great value”, Isaac Asimov
- “Are you happy now with all the choices you’ve made? Are there times in life when you know you should’ve stayed? Will you compromise and then realize the price is too much to pay? Winners and losers, which one will you be today?”, Social Distortion “Winners and losers”
Colleagues Webpages
- Malcolm Sambridge‘s page and the Neighbourhood Algorithm page
- Maureen Long’s page
- Allen McNamara’s page and his educational and research page
- Ed Garnero‘s webpage
- Seth Stein: useful Earth and Space science class material
- Guy Masters: good Earth sciences class notes
- James Wookey’s “Mac Eye for the Geophysics Guy” page: Useful to set up compiling tools and other software on your mac
Seismology Links
- Geodynamics: Computational resources for geodynamics and seismology
- Earthscope and USArray
- Look at a specific TA station
- The Rapid Earthquake Viewer (REV)
- Iris website and their educational tools
- Iris YouTube educational videos
- USGS earthquake center
- Seismic waves and the slinky: a guide for teachers
- Normal mode seismology at the University of Colorado
- REM: The Reference Earth Model Website
- SPICE
- Earthquake: Virtual courseware
- SAC manual page
- Seismology software from C. Ammon’s webpage
- Introduction to SAC
- SAC tutorial by Brian Savage
- Orfeus and a list of useful seismology software
Other Useful Links
- Free online lecture notes: MIT OpenCourseWare
- Free scientific books at Samizdat Press
- American Geophysical Union
- Numerical Recipes
Other Subjects of Interests for Academics
- Cutting Edge: Professional Development for Geoscience Faculty
- The Academic Coach
- Academic Job Interview
- Getting an academic job
- Giving a technical presentation
- Academic resources