The “non-explainer” badge (LEVEL III)
By collections + May 7th, 2007Where the recipient can no longer explain what they do to other scientists in their own field (M).
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The “I attended ScienceOnline and connected to a web of science leaders & communicators” badge.
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The “I make weaponized lasers” badge.
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February 16th, 2011 | collectionsThe “I’m all about the science equipment” badge (LEVEL III)
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4 Comments at "The “non-explainer” badge (LEVEL III)"
True, but because I’m cross-disciplinary. The archaeologists understand my historical questions; the engineers understand the hydrodynamics. The other way around–not so much.
Yup, I got one of these, PhD in Computer Science which involves formal logic and python programming in model checking, I give presentations and eyes glaze over.
Well, molecular biologists that I talk to don’t really understand the G-quadruplex phenomenon, or if they do, they treat it as if I did research in invisible-unicorn-Santa-Claus-ology. That might count!
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