Plants & People
We asked our social media-savvy work experience student Alexandra Boliver-Brown to put together a guide for our readers on how to stay up to
Plants & People
A community repository of plant illustrations
Plants & People
Planning to work with code? Git and Github are free tools to help share your source code.
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A survey that said most Americans couldn’t name a living scientist. People on Twitter took this as inspiration for a positive response.
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If you’ve only recently come to terms with people tweeting at conferences, there’s another shock coming soon.
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Modern lettuces are grown a long way from where they are consumed, and genetically are a long way from their ancestors.
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Even giants need a helping hand as children, but for saguaro cacti that hand comes from a long way away.
Plants & People
if you’re looking for an excuse to buy Google Cardboard, a new app for practicing public speaking might be what you’re looking for. But is it actually much help?
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Looking for a quick botany fix? The Zooniverse has some projects that you can dip into and help save the planet.
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A fun online test, based on Linnaeus’ plant classification and Jung’s personality types, allows you to discover which flower matches your personality.
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Sometimes a paper comes with an image that deserves more attention. What can you do with images that should be shared? We’re adding a Pinterest account.
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If you’re hoping to have any career in research, an ORCID can help you identify that you are the person named on your published articles.