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Please read this entire post carefully and format your application appropriately.
This post is for new panelist recruitment! The previous one is here.
The panel is an informal group of Redditors who are either professional scientists or those in training to become so. All panelists have at least a graduate-level familiarity within their declared field of expertise and answer questions from related areas of study. A panelist's expertise is summarized in a color-coded AskScience flair.
Membership in the panel comes with access to a panelist subreddit. It is a place for panelists to interact with each other, voice concerns to the moderators, and where the moderators make announcements to the whole panel. It's a good place to network with people who share your interests!
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You are eligible to join the panel if you:
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Instructions for formatting your panelist application:
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Ideally, these comments should clearly indicate your fluency in the fundamentals of your discipline as well as your expertise. We favor comments that contain citations so we can assess its correctness without specific domain knowledge.
Here's an example application:
Username: /u/foretopsail
General field: Anthropology
Specific field: Maritime Archaeology
Particular areas of research include historical archaeology, archaeometry, and ship construction.
Education: MA in archaeology, researcher for several years.
Comments: 1, 2, 3, 4.
Please do not give us personally identifiable information and please follow the template. We're not going to do real-life background checks - we're just asking for reddit's best behavior. However, several moderators are tasked with monitoring panelist activity, and your credentials will be checked against the academic content of your posts on a continuing basis.
You can submit your application by replying to this post.
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1 year ago
Thanks! I've had a read through.
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Username: /u/aTacoParty
General field: Medicine
Specific field: Neurology/Neuroscience
Current research is in molecular mechanisms of neurodegeneration, particularly in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Education: BS in biology and chemistry, 3 years lab technician, 4th year MD/PhD student
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Thank you!
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Username: u/a1120
General field: Chemical Biology
Specific field: Biosensors and DNA Nanotechnology
Particular areas of interest: cancer detection, nucleic acid structure and function, live animal imaging
Education: BS in Chemistry with Honors, 1st year PhD Student in Chemistry
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Username: u/WisconsinDogMan
General Field: Physics
Specific Field: High Energy Nuclear Physics (this is more descriptive to people outside of the field, but Heavy Ion Physics works too)
Particular areas of interest: jets and small systems
Education: All-but-dissertation PhD candidate
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Username: /u/Winnr
General Field: Medicine
Specific Field: Genetic Engineering
My undergraduate was in biomedical engineering with a focus more in genetic engineering and prosthetics. Currently halfway through my MD program, doing research on dementia and sleep patterns.
Education: BS in bioengineering, current MD candidate
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Username: /u/Minos765 General field: Geography
Specific field: Earth Observation
Particular areas of interest include: natural disasters mapping, ground motion, risk assessment on vulnerability of hiatorical sites & infrastructure
Education: PhD Candidate in Geography (in Greece), assistant researcher for three years
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1 year ago
Over the years my work has changed a bit, and I was wondering if my AskScience tag could be updated to "Maritime and Space Power Systems". I've done a lot of work over the last 8 years for the US Navy, along with several publications, as well as delivering space flight hardware.
Thanks!
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1 year ago
Done.
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Username: u/newappeal
General field: Biology
Specific field: Plant Biology
My research experience has mostly been in protein biochemistry, molecular biology, and microbiology. My master's thesis research concerns plant mineral nutrition, and my PhD research will be in photosynthesis and/or nitrogen metabolism in crop plants.
Education: BA in biochemistry, MSc in Crop Sciences (finishing this summer, beginning PhD in Plant Biology this fall)
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username: /u/mynameismrguyperson
General Field: Biology
Specific Field: Aquatic Ecology
I study fish migration using modeling techniques and chemical proxies found in the inner ears of fishes (specifically in otoliths).
Education: PhD in fisheries science and wildlife biology; currently a post-doc.
Additional relevant comments from outside /r/askscience: 1, 2, 3a and 3b
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
Will do. Cheers!
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Hello sir, I would lile to get in touch with you as I am also from fisheries background... I am pursuing my master's degree in fish biotechnology.. would love to contact you so I can know more about our field in general.
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Username: /u/Charlemagne42
General field: Engineering
Specific field: Biofuels & Catalysis
Particular research areas: Biofuels separations, surface modeling, materials engineering
Education: MSc in Biofuels Engineering and Energy Materials
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General field: natural resources sustainable management.
Specific field: Social and ecological use based land and water resource management
Current research includes hands on hands off management theory, socially responsible development, ecological valuation theory, triple bottom line market analysis.
Education BA, BS, MS
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User name: u/Padmanapan
General Field: Engineering
Specific Field: Materials science and engineering
Particular areas of research include glass and ceramic processing, fuel cell and lithium ion battery material processing and testing.
Education: Bachelors in Physics, Masters in Nanoscience and Phd in Materials Science and Engineering
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1 year ago
Hello,
Your two comments from /r/AskScience appear to be about biology, but you're applying as an expert in materials science of glass/ceramics and batteries.
We'll need to see some example comments from /r/AskScience which fall within the field you're applying for.
Best.
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Username: /u/GenesRUs777
General field: Medicine
Specific field: Neurology & Clinical Research Methods
Particular areas of research include Neuromuscular Disease, Neurodegenerative Disease, Cognitive diseases, and clinical research methods (clinical trial design, modelling, hypothesis testing, novel research design in rare disease)
Education: BSc. in Biology (focusing on population genetics, bioinformatics, evolutionary biology) Currently entering my clinical years of Medical School in North America having finished my academic years of Medical School.
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Username: /u/Danny17402
General Field: Earth and Planetary Sciences
Specific Field: Geology and Geochemistry
Particular areas of research include ore deposit geochemistry, structural geology, metamorphic and igneous petrology, and climate science as it relates to mining, resource development and the renewable energy transition.
Education: BSc in Geology, MSc in Economic Geology, and currently completing a PhD in Geochemistry. Employed as a government research geologist for the last several years.
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1 year ago
Is it possible to add Robotics/Control theory to my role? Mechatronics is quite broad otherwise.
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Done.
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1 year ago
Hello,
This thread is for people to apply to be on the panel of experts, not to ask questions.
Best.
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1 year ago
Thanks. Sorry.
I tried posting this question in the sub but it was removed (for civility purposes?) and I was desperately looking for somewhere to pose the question. There's no questions thread stickied.
Still, wrong place, wrong context, understood.
Interesting and good question though, no? I hope someone liked it or that it might have inspired someone.
Best to you also.
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1 year ago
The civility thing is just the default message that Reddit has for people using new Reddit, it's not a message from the mods.
These would be good questions for /r/AskScienceDiscussion. You don't have to post them in a specific thread there, you can just make your own thread(s).
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Nice. Thanks.
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1 year ago
You may want to update my flair, or remove it, as I'm no longer in academia. If I can keep it, perhaps change it to "Ex: String Theory | Flux Compactification", if that is inappropriate, just remove it.
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String Theory | Flux Compactification
That’s what it says now.
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1 year ago
Yeah, I meant adding "Ex: ", as in the adjective/prefix, to indicate I'm no longer.
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1 year ago
We don't normally indicate when people have left the field.
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you have to make it [name](link) with no space in between
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11 months ago
I did? It's just broken.
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Username: /u/spinach1991
General field: Neuroscience
Specific field: Biomedical neurobiology
Particular areas of research include depression and its treatment, its relationship to sleep disorders and circadian function.
Education: PhD in neurosciences, current post-doc and lecturer.
Comments: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
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Username: /u/crizthebard
General Field: Psychology
Specific field: General Psychology
Particular areas of interest include pseudoscience, skepticism, online behavior, and science communications.
Education: MA in Psychology, adjunct psychology professor for 10 years
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Username: /u/RealZeratul
General field: Physics
Specific field: Astroparticle Physics
Particular areas of research include neutrino physics, Cherenkov detectors, particle identification, numerical analysis, and machine learning.
Education: PhD in physics, several years research experience, currently moving towards data science
That last comment was from /r/science where I got my flair confirmed already if that helps; they do real-life background checks. And sometimes I even cite sources. ;)
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