women in science

Opinion, Fact, Knowledge, Bias

January 17, 2014

Inside the bubble where chiropractors without medical degrees and Jenny McCarthy are fact-armed experts on toxins and vaccines, but medical doctors and scientists produce unresearched opinion. The summer of 1995: South India with my parents and cousin. A few weeks into the trip, I developed a skin condition which caused the melanin in my face […]

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What Did You Really Miss At The SEG Annual Meeting?

October 9, 2013
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Just got an email that asked “What did you miss at the Society of Exploration Geophysicists Annual Meeting?” so you know I had to ask the title of this post. A lot of the great things I saw at this year’s SEG conference happened off the main floor: 1. The first geophysics hackathon: The two-day […]

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A Look Back Before The SEG Women’s Network Breakfast

November 2, 2012
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On November 7th, the Society of Exploration Geophysicists Women’s Network will host its second annual breakfast at the SEG Annual Meeting in Las Vegas. Our keynote speaker this year is Marcia McNutt, director of the United States Geological Survey and science adviser to the Department of the Interior. At last year’s meeting, Alexandra Herger, Director […]

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