Felicia Chaisson, Ph.D.
@felicia-chaisson.bsky.social
Cognitive & Brain Scientist out of Baton Rouge, LA currently working as an Engineer Psychologist with the Naval Research Laboratory at Stennis Space Center
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Fernando Tormos-Aponte writes in Nature how lessons from the environmental movement can help researchers protect scientific integrity. “Elected officials will not be compelled to protect scientific institutions if scientists take no steps to defend them.” 🧪
‘Now is not the time for despair’ — how scientists can take a stand against political interference
Lessons from environmental and other social movements can help researchers to protect scientific integrity from attack.
go.nature.com
April 17, 2025 at 1:03 AM
Fernando Tormos-Aponte writes in Nature how lessons from the environmental movement can help researchers protect scientific integrity. “Elected officials will not be compelled to protect scientific institutions if scientists take no steps to defend them.” 🧪