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ALT A yellow flyer that reads: Go Big or Go Home: new ways to publish and curate science in white. Then in black text: Join the founders of bioRxiv and Solving for Science to learn how you can be a part of the burgeoning revolution in 'peer-improment' and curating scientific research. Richard Sever, Cofounder, bioRxiv & medRxiv, assistant director Cold Spring harbord Laboratory Press Max Krummel, Member & Co-founder Solving for Science Professor, UCSF & Co-founder immunoX. At the bottom in a white slightly transparent banner, PRESENTED BY and the logos for boRxiv and Solving for Science
ALT A yellow flyer that reads: Go Big or Go Home: new ways to publish and curate science in white. Then in black text: Join the founders of bioRxiv and Solving for Science to learn how you can be a part of the burgeoning revolution in 'peer-improment' and curating scientific research. March 18, 2024 11AM-Noon Smilow Seminar Room Richard Sever, Cofounder, bioRxiv & medRxiv, assistant director Cold Spring harbord Laboratory Press Max Krummel, Member & Co-founder Solving for Science Professor, UCSF & Co-founder immunoX. At the bottom in a white slightly transparent banner, PRESENTED BY and the logos for boRxiv and Solving for Science
ALT A yellow flyer that reads: Go Big or Go Home: new ways to publish and curate science in white. Then in black text: Join the founders of bioRxiv and Solving for Science to learn how you can be a part of the burgeoning revolution in 'peer-improment' and curating scientific research. March 18, 2024 Seminar 3-4PM, Discussion 4-5PM ICRC Auditorium, 5th floor library Richard Sever, Cofounder, bioRxiv & medRxiv, assistant director Cold Spring harbord Laboratory Press Max Krummel, Member & Co-founder Solving for Science Professor, UCSF & Co-founder immunoX. At the bottom in a white slightly transparent banner, PRESENTED BY and the logos for boRxiv and Solving for Science
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ALT Alt text: infographic summarizing survey results of the 2 day intensive and ENGAGE course Survey Summary 16 enrolled participants; by the numbers 53.3% of respondents said the course improved their scicomm knowledge by a lot; 46.6% said the course improved their knowledge at least a little bit; things they loved Liz!, format, lecture & approach; module timing and schedule; breakout discussions; Mean 8.76 and mode 9 course ranking 8 out of 10 and quote by an engage participant saying ‘I was inspired to stop putting off thinking about how to build a scicomm portfolio and actually do it!’
ALT A green testimonial quote with a picture of Abbey in glasses, smiling in front of a colorful wall. Solving for Science logo is in the bottom left corner in all white. On the left, a quote that reads: This ENGAGE course is part of my journey […] and I will carry these lessons with me as I continue to navigate my way through the triumphs and tribulations of finding my place in the world of science communication. Abbey Morris, SolvingFor Member ENGAGE participant
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ALT Social card featuring a quote and picture of Ananda W. Goldrath, PhD Executive Vice President Allen Institute for Immunology. Ananda is a white woman, with her brown hair swept back in a bun, and the picture is a powerful portrait. Her quote: We each have agency, we all have voices and we need to be using them. Having a community like SolvingFor that supports you and that enables this culture change work, because we all have more than full-time jobs, it's kind of a revolutionary idea.
ALT Social card featuring a quote and picture of José Ordovás-Montañés, PhD, Assistant Professor, Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition, Co-Director, Cell Discovery Network, Boston Children’s Hospital. José is a white man (from Spain!), with short brown hair, and he's sporting a big smile. His quote: I'm very excited about having a group of people that isn't retired from the game, wondering what they should have done differently. It’s people that are very much in the game right now, who are selflessly taking valuable time and energy to make things better.
ALT Social card featuring a picture of Sara Suliman, PhD, MPH - Assistant Professor, Department of Experimental Medicine, University of California, San Francisco. Sara is a black woman with short, curly hair, and she's rocking an excellent smize (smiling with her eyes) in this photo. Her quote: I feel very strongly about raising awareness about unconscious biases that stifle people's path, which SolvingFor is pursuing through NEST. There's definitely a national crackdown on talking about systemic barriers like race. Some of my colleagues who are involved in DEI work are specifically being targeted, and I think people are underestimating how much pushback there is.
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ALT A cartoon megaphone announces: New Way to Publish, Discovery Stack Discovery Curator, Come Hear the Pitch November 3rd 4:00 - 5:00 PM ET. Can't make it? No worries, check out www.solvingfor.org/dsdc-pilot