Daniele Iudicone

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Daniele Iudicone

Daniele Iudicone

@DIudicone

https://t.co/qKozlTsZKM Physical oceanographer @SznDohrn Coordinator @EU_AtlantECO Co-founder of the observatory @NEREAobservato1

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Scholarship for PhD
Scholarship for PhD@ScholarshipfPhd·
Academic ironies
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UCT MARIS
UCT MARIS@MARIS_UCT·
📢Communicate your science! Whether you're a student, researcher, or early-career scientist, this webinar by @Lady_leilz is your chance to sharpen your skills and learn how to share your science with clarity, confidence, and impact. Watch recording here: youtube.com/watch?v=tLulkM…
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The South African Polar Research Infrastructure@sapri_dsti

The 4th webinar in the Mahlalela Mentorship Programme series is here, and it’s all about Science Communication. Join Leila Nefdt, Science Communication Officer @MARIS_UCT and Director of #SeaTheBiggerPicture @Lady_leilz @SANCORcommunity @apecssa 👉 sapri.ac.za/data-products-…

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Marco Cattaneo
Marco Cattaneo@marcocattaneo·
Sebastião #Salgado ha dipinto affreschi del mondo, della sua bellezza e dei suoi orrori. Il suo lavoro sull’inferno della miniera della Serra Pelada è uno dei momenti più alti della fotografia mondiale.
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Prof. Carl Sagan
Prof. Carl Sagan@ProfCarlSagan·
We have two types of Dangers in world.
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Daniele Iudicone@DIudicone·
Here a new point of view on the response od fhe global ocean to climate change. In short: we cannot separate temperature from the rest when we look at trends in the dynamics. It is just a starting point. With the great Bruno Buongiorno Nardelli. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
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Michael Eisen
Michael Eisen@mbeisen·
Here's the thing. We have **NO IDEA** how to pick good graduate students. I served on admission committees for 10+ years, and chaired a few, and what I learned is that all the spreadsheets of grades and test scores and recommendations and essays and publications and interview rubrics are just an elaborate ruse to pretend we know what we're doing when we simply don't. Many of the most highly ranked applicants to our "top" program flamed out quickly, and tons of the students we summarily rejected have turned into amazing scientists. But in the name of creating meritocratic seeming rankings that are more about creating a workforce than great scientists (a system that anyone paying attention knows is bullshit), we've created a homogenous process adopted by nearly all institutions that has stamped out the one thing we should be striving for - given our lack of any clear understanding of what leads to success - a wide range of difference talents and experiences.
Shirley Wu@ShirleyYXWu

Pretty crazy after reviewing the applications of some Stanford PhD applicants and feel like they can graduate right away after the admission 😄

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Khoa Vu
Khoa Vu@KhoaVuUmn·
Researcher: "We let the data speak for itself." Earlier that day:
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Itai Yanai
Itai Yanai@ItaiYanai·
Good papers lead to more questions than they answer. That's because (as Blaise Pascal wrote) knowledge is like a sphere: the larger it gets the larger also its surface, which is its interface with the unknown.
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Roberta Boscolo
Roberta Boscolo@BoscoloRoberta·
🌍🍷 Denmark 🇩🇰 as a wine producer? #Climatechange is reshaping traditional winemaking boundaries, with northern Europe emerging as a serious contender in the industry. ft.com/content/1c94c2…
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Daniele Iudicone@DIudicone·
@Nicola_Bressi Eh, capisco bene. Molti che fanno ricerca si sono spostati lì e ci si sta organizzando con starterpacks e feeds tematici molto utili. Da considerare. 😀
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Nicola Bressi@Nicola_Bressi·
@DIudicone Non riesco a gestire pure un altro social, Daniele 🤷🏼‍♂️
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Jonathan Lilly
Jonathan Lilly@jmlilly·
At the invitation of @EleanorFrajka, I'll be teaching this two-week graduate course in person: Ocean/Atmosphere Time Series Analysis Univ. of Hamburg 17-28 March 2025 If you are based elsewhere, you can still come, at no cost. Details and application: conferences.uni-hamburg.de/event/560
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Daniele Iudicone@DIudicone·
@andcapocci @ilmanifesto Di fatto la comunità scientifica sta boicottando il sistema delle riviste facendo resistenza passiva... Ma è un incubo per i giovani che hanno bisogno di pubblicare. Pagare i reviewers è una delle soluzioni proposte. Ma andrebbe rivisto tutto.
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@andcapocci @ilmanifesto La crisi è seria. Mesi di attesa per trovare reviewers da parte di riviste come Science Advances. Poi ne trovano uno (al secondo round di suggerimenti da parte degli autori) e fa un pessimo lavoro. E si fa appello. E l'editor accetta perché in effetti non era valido il tizio/a.
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Paul Novosad
Paul Novosad@paulnovosad·
Fascinating paper on where 6000 global elites went to college. Billionaires, CEOs, heads of state, central bankers, etc. In a word: Harvard. Fully 10% of global elites went to Harvard. Elite US schools are over-represented (23% IvyPlus), but nobody comes close to Harvard. 🧵
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