RECENT WRITING
Criticism of Witticism: Does Humor Belong in the Science Classroom?
Our Experimental Error columnist considers a recent preprint about instructors making jokes.
So, Academics, Whatcha Doin’ for Summer Break?
Our Experimental Error columnist reflects on the well-meaning but misguided questions that can plague university researchers.
Digesting Scientific Papers Is Hard. Can AI Help?
Our Experimental Error columnist looks at a recent paper that helps answer this question … sort of.
Many Thanks for the Anti-Acknowledgments
Ph.D. graduates can find catharsis in subverting the traditional acknowledgements section, our Experimental Error columnist writes.
The Games Scientists Play: How Fun Can Help Preserve Our Humanity
With everything going on, a little frivolity may be just what you need, our Experimental Error columnist writes.
How to Share Science with the Public When Your Research Is a Secret
Outreach is always an option, our Experimental Error columnist writes.
Should We Stop Making Fun of Grad School?
Our Experimental Error humor columnist questions some of his choices.
A Scientific Picture Is Worth 1 Kiloword
Don’t treat visuals as an afterthought, our Experimental Error columnist advises.
