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Marijo Kent-First
| Feb 28, 2020
A Sigma Xi chapter is reactivating at one of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
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Jamie Vernon
| Feb 13, 2020
Executive Director and CEO Jamie L. Vernon shares what Sigma Xi has achieved in support of the research community over the last year and lays out a road map of what the Society plans to accomplish in the years to come.
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Geraldine Richmond
| Feb 11, 2020
In today’s competitive workplace, we increasingly seek to measure research impact with quantifiable metrics. Such metrics, however, do not capture the broader impact beyond the publishing arena, writes President Geraldine Richmond.
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Geraldine Richmond
| Dec 19, 2019
Members can help carry on Sigma Xi's tradition of mentoring to support the next generation of researchers. President Geraldine Richmond describes the different forms of mentorship and the factors that contribute to effective mentorship.
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Jamie Vernon
| Dec 17, 2019
Sigma Xi takes pride in creating an inclusive environment for the creative pursuit of knowledge. We gather together for member and chapter events to connect and build relationships. Research is our common bond, but it’s also important to think about the quality of life that those around us have outside of our work environment.
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Jamie Vernon
| Nov 20, 2019
Sigma Xi Executive Director and CEO Jamie Vernon would like to know your science policy priorities, what you have done or would be willing to do to advocate for science, and the kind of role you think Sigma Xi should play to make the biggest difference.
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Linda Mantel
| Nov 13, 2019
Linda Mantel is the 2019 recipient of the Evan Ferguson Award for Service to the Society. She shares her insights from her role as a volunteer leader.
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Esther Takeuchi
| Nov 11, 2019
Batteries for implantable medical devices must be small, reliable, safe, and long lasting. These characteristics are desirable for other battery applications as well. Thus, the insights gained from extended lifetime medical batteries are providing inspiration to design and improve other types of batteries for multiple types of uses.
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Ben Santer
| Nov 11, 2019
Ben Santer's early research contributed to the historic 1995 conclusion of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change: “the balance of evidence suggests a discernible human influence on global climate.” He provides background information on the research surrounding the global climate.
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A. E. Sutton-Grier
| Nov 08, 2019
Sigma Xi 2019 Young Investigator Award recipient Ariana Sutton-Grier describes research into natural solutions that can be components to climate change mitigation.
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Geraldine Richmond
| Oct 28, 2019
Why is diversity so important in science and technology? This question, whether asked or implied, is one we need to counter at all levels. Our growing diversity in science and engineering is our strength.
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Surojit Gupta
| Oct 25, 2019
Member Surojit Gupta describes the concept of Circular Economy, an economic model based on designing out waste and pollution, reusing materials, and regenerating natural systems. He also shares his research on innovative novel additive manufacturing and sustainable technologies.
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| Oct 15, 2019
The winner of a free year of Sigma Xi membership dues or a year in the Sigma Xi Affiliate Circle is announced.
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Jamie Vernon
| Oct 15, 2019
State and local legislators across the United States are threatening science education and alarming teachers by pursuing legislation that challenges fundamental scientific concepts, such as evolution and climate science.
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| Oct 03, 2019
The people have spoken about who they predict will win the 2019 Nobel Prizes in chemistry, physics, and physiology or medicine!
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| Oct 01, 2019
We're down to the finals of Sigma Xi's Nobel Prize prediction contest, October Madness! Vote through October 3 to pick our champions.
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Jamie Vernon
| Sep 25, 2019
Recent emphasis on interdisciplinary research by funders, editors, and policymakers has ignited discussions about the challenges and opportunities of interdisciplinarity. All recognize that interdisciplinarity promotes integrative knowledge and innovation. This presents an opportunity for Sigma Xi's multidisciplinary membership to inspire and support interdisciplinary collaborations.
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| Sep 25, 2019
We're down to the Final 4 of Sigma Xi's Nobel Prize prediction contest, October Madness! Vote to make sure your top picks make it to the finals.
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| Sep 20, 2019
Voting is open for the 2019 Nobel Prize prediction contest, October Madness! Voting for this round is open through September 24.
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| Sep 11, 2019
Sigma Xi's Nobel Prize prediction contest is back and needs your nominations by September 18, 2019!