Academic Trax: Episode 22

Academic Trax: Episode 25

In Episode 25, Bryony and Jon banter about the process of getting tenure, writing your package, and why it takes sooooo long. Along the way, we get sidetracked with pretentious diplomas and scroll through our Slack feed for interesting tidbits. Jon screws up the meaning of subjective and objective, which surely means he's ready to be a tenured professor. Lastly, there is foreshadowing for the next episode. (We are posting this out of order because this is fresh and recent. Episodes 23 & 24 have been recorded and will be online shortly!) Let us know what you think. The podcast can be contacted at www.academictrax.com [http://www.academictrax.com] or via email at academictrax@gmail.com [academictrax@gmail.com]. Jon can be reached on twitter @profgears [http://www.twitter.com/profgears]. Bryony can be reached via her website [http://bryonydupont.com/], or on twitter @BryonyDuPont [https://twitter.com/BryonyDuPont]. If you like Academic Trax, please leave us a comment on our website and also on iTunes [https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/academic-trax/id1083064019?mt=2] & Google Play [https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Iahe2z6uhlbz5j3sd3kyiw7hlka]

Academic Trax: Episode 22

In Episode 22, Kyle and Jon banter about the time honored tradition of complaining about space (or lack thereof) in academia. We discuss potential remedies, none of which are good, but at least we are trying to provide solutions.  Let us know what you think. The podcast can be contacted at www.academictrax.com [http://www.academictrax.com] or via email at academictrax@gmail.com [academictrax@gmail.com]. Jon can be reached on twitter @profgears [http://www.twitter.com/profgears]. Kyle can be reached via his website [http://kyleniemeyer.com/], email [kyle.niemeyer@oregonstate.edu], or on twitter @KyleNiemeyer [https://twitter.com/kyleniemeyer]. If you like Academic Trax, please leave us a comment on our website and also on iTunes [https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/academic-trax/id1083064019?mt=2] & Google Play [https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Iahe2z6uhlbz5j3sd3kyiw7hlka]

Academic Trax: Episode 21

In Episode 21, Kyle and Jon discuss research publishing and software standards for research publishing. The discussion then meanders into open source publishing versus e-print publishing and presubmissions for peer review. Jon and Kyle then banter about adding editorial oversight to so-called "Xiv" publishing sites. Some of the sites we discuss are the engrXiv [http://blog.engrxiv.org/], the Journal of Open Engineering (TJOE) [http://www.tjoe.org/about], and the Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS) [http://joss.theoj.org/]. Let us know what you think. The podcast can be at www.academictrax.com [http://www.academictrax.com] or via email at academictrax@gmail.com [academictrax@gmail.com]. Jon can be reached on twitter @profgears [http://www.twitter.com/profgears]. Kyle can be reached via his website [http://kyleniemeyer.com/], email [kyle.niemeyer@oregonstate.edu], or on twitter @KyleNiemeyer [https://twitter.com/kyleniemeyer]. If you like Academic Trax, please leave us a comment on our website and also on iTunes [https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/academic-trax/id1083064019?mt=2] & Google Play

Academic Trax: Episode 20

In Episode 19, Bryony and Kyle join Jon to discuss research over the summer and a look-ahead to the coming semester. Tangents ensue! Bryony is available via her research website [http://mime.oregonstate.edu/people/dupont], email [Bryony.DuPont@oregonstate.edu], or on twitter @BryonyDuPont [https://twitter.com/BryonyDuPont]. Kyle can be reached via his website [http://kyleniemeyer.com/], email [kyle.niemeyer@oregonstate.edu], or on twitter @KyleNiemeyer [https://twitter.com/kyleniemeyer]. Let us know what you think. The podcast can be at www.academictrax.com [http://www.academictrax.com] or via email at academictrax@gmail.com [academictrax@gmail.com]. Jon can be reached on twitter @profgears [http://www.twitter.com/profgears]. If you like Academic Trax, please leave us a comment on our website and also on iTunes [https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/academic-trax/id1083064019?mt=2].

Academic Trax: Episode 19

In Episode 19, Bryony DuPont, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Oregon State University, guest hosts with Jon to discuss NSF CAREER proposals, which both just submitted. We get sidetracked (in a good way!) discussing outreach and STEM encouragement for K-12 girls. We also share our likes and dislikes for the CAREER proposal. Bryony is available via her research website [http://mime.oregonstate.edu/people/dupont], email [Bryony.DuPont@oregonstate.edu], or on twitter @bryony_dupont [https://twitter.com/bryony_dupont]. Let us know what you think. The podcast can be at www.academictrax.com [http://www.academictrax.com] or via email at academictrax@gmail.com [academictrax@gmail.com]. Jon can be reached on twitter @profgears [http://www.twitter.com/profgears]. If you like Academic Trax, please leave us a comment on our website and also on iTunes [https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/academic-trax/id1083064019?mt=2].