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nallen

I've been involved with science on reddit for a long time now, I give public talks about how to do it and advise organizations on social media strategy.

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View Post: Science AMA Series: I’m Gregory Weiss, UC Irvine molecular chemist. My lab figured out how to "unboil" egg whites and worked on "pee-on-a-stick" home cancer test. AMA! (Post your questions to the linked /r/science AMA.)

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Science AMA Series: I’m Gregory Weiss, UC Irvine molecular chemist. My lab figured out how to "unboil" egg whites and worked on "pee-on-a-stick" home cancer test. AMA! (Post your questions to the linked /r/science AMA.)

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View Post: Science AMA Series: We are Moore Investigators and We Utilize Data Science to Make New Discoveries. AUA. (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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Science AMA Series: We are Moore Investigators and We Utilize Data Science to Make New Discoveries. AUA. (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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View Post: Science AMA Series: I'm Julien Cobert, Internal Medicine resident physician at UPenn. I research acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), a common deadly illness often seen in the intensive care unit. (Submit your questions to the lined /r/science post.)

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Science AMA Series: I'm Julien Cobert, Internal Medicine resident physician at UPenn. I research acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), a common deadly illness often seen in the intensive care unit. (Submit your questions to the lined /r/science post.)

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View Post: Science AMA Series: I am Michael Eisen, Professor of Biology at the University of California, Berkeley. I co-founded the Public Library of Science, publisher of open access journals including PLOS ONE. AMA!(Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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Science AMA Series: I am Michael Eisen, Professor of Biology at the University of California, Berkeley. I co-founded the Public Library of Science, publisher of open access journals including PLOS ONE. AMA!(Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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View Post: Science AMA Series: I’m Jeff Bazarian, a professor of Emergency Medicine and concussion researcher at the University of Rochester in Rochester, New York. AMA! (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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Science AMA Series: I’m Jeff Bazarian, a professor of Emergency Medicine and concussion researcher at the University of Rochester in Rochester, New York. AMA! (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

in New York City

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View Post: Science AMA Series: I’m Timo Hannay, former director of nature.com, Nature Publishing Group recently announced a "free to view" program which has created some excitement and misunderstandings. Ask me anything about it.(Submit your questions to the linked /r/science Post.)

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Science AMA Series: I’m Timo Hannay, former director of nature.com, Nature Publishing Group recently announced a "free to view" program which has created some excitement and misunderstandings. Ask me anything about it.(Submit your questions to the linked /r/science Post.)

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View Post: Science AMA Series: We are scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory modeling infectious diseases using Internet systems and computational approaches, we just published how to monitor and forecast diseases around the world using Wikipedia. AMA! (Submit questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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Science AMA Series: We are scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory modeling infectious diseases using Internet systems and computational approaches, we just published how to monitor and forecast diseases around the world using Wikipedia. AMA! (Submit questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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View Post: Science AMA Series: We have used synthetic biology to evolve the first artificial enzymes (XNAzymes), Ask Us Anything! (Submit your questions to the Linked /r/science Post.)

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Science AMA Series: We have used synthetic biology to evolve the first artificial enzymes (XNAzymes), Ask Us Anything! (Submit your questions to the Linked /r/science Post.)

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View Post: Science AMA Series: We are Alan Sanders, Michael Bailey, and Gary Beecham, co-authors of a recently published study on the genetics of male sexual orientation, Ask Us Anything! (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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Science AMA Series: We are Alan Sanders, Michael Bailey, and Gary Beecham, co-authors of a recently published study on the genetics of male sexual orientation, Ask Us Anything! (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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View Post: Science AMA Series: I'm Temple Grandin, professor of animal science at Colorado State University and autism advocate. AMA! (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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Science AMA Series: I'm Temple Grandin, professor of animal science at Colorado State University and autism advocate. AMA! (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

in Colorado

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View Post: Science AMA Series: We’re scientists studying Epstein Barr Virus, which infects >90% of people (and can cause mono/glandular fever). EBV is also linked to 200,000 cases of cancer each year and we’re developing a vaccine to treat these patients. AUA (Submit your questions to the /r/science post.)

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Science AMA Series: We’re scientists studying Epstein Barr Virus, which infects >90% of people (and can cause mono/glandular fever). EBV is also linked to 200,000 cases of cancer each year and we’re developing a vaccine to treat these patients. AUA (Submit your questions to the /r/science post.)

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View Post: Science AMA Series:I’m David Dunning, a social psychologist whose research focuses on accuracy and illusion in self-judgment (you may have heard of the Dunning-Kruger effect). How good are we at “knowing thyself”? AMA! (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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Science AMA Series:I’m David Dunning, a social psychologist whose research focuses on accuracy and illusion in self-judgment (you may have heard of the Dunning-Kruger effect). How good are we at “knowing thyself”? AMA! (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)

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