Kim Reid had a very fruitful conference at AMOS 2020, but she also had two panic attacks. Here she talks about living with these attacks and how someone in a similar situation can navigate and still get plenty of benefits from crowded conferences.
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Intergenerational equity was the theme of last weekend. On Friday I attended the Climate Strike in Melbourne. The crowd was massive as people of all ages and all walks of life gathered to tell the leaders of the world that we wanted real action on climate change.
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Kim Reid takes the release of a new Taylor Swift album as the jump-off point to explore the space in a Venn diagram where music, trash films unfalsifiable hypotheses and spurious correlations intersect.
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Kim had her first paper accepted in the Journal of Climate and was over the moon but sneaking up behind her was another first she didn’t expect – her first bout of imposter syndrome.
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It happens to us all, despite our best intentions, a hypothesis doesn’t pan out. Kim Reid outlines the six stages to acceptance and some important medication to help overcome the inevitable depression.
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In her first blog Kim Reid looks at a small part of the future of science. Multimedia figures, technology and open access journals may provide a glimpse of what is to come.
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Research brief: Latrobe Valley soil contamination some of the worst in the world
Research brief: Extreme events in SE Australia to increase in frequency by 2100
Research brief: What causes the world’s deepest low-pressure system
Research brief: The mystery of vertical mixing in the eastern Pacific cold tongue
