also see: Editors trying to find you to review a manuscript.
Again... conflicts of interest in govt. employees have long standing ethics rules. They have to divest themselves of specific interests in companies, and any investments must be held in either blind trusts or index funds.
The corruption of the modern GOP is just stunning.
Pure corruption.
And set up your PubMed.
and please link your ORCID to your my NCBI account so I see ALL your pubs!
This is my recurring reminder that every academic should have their own domain name and hosting for a website that will continue to exist no matter where your professional peregrinations take you. Don’t let your online identity vanish with a job switch or ToS change.
Who the efff is Stanley Woodward?
Oh... Awwwww, $#!^. This can't be real:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley....
Science peeps, particularly trainees: When reviewing grants, it really, really helps if you have a Google Scholar page, an ORCID account, or a website that makes getting information about you, easy. Some sort of web presence.
I'm begging you. Make it easier for study sections to give you money.
It's an impossible problem: many journals require a university-associated e-mail address, yet almost everyone loses access to that address once they switch institutes.
Luckily, you can already list alternative addresses on your @orcid.org page, but I would love a universal forwarding service.
