Chelsea Wald

Let's say it together: Scientists and non-scientists CAN work together! My post for ScienceCareers blog http://tinyurl.com/36mr2ck

RT @http://twitter.com/KQEDScience: Field Notes from the Arctic: Read dispatches from KQED's Gretchen Weber about climate change http://ow.ly/23y5P

In which I escape from a man-eating thermokarst in Alaska http://bit.ly/cUypzz

The Arctic is burning, but maybe it's not all bad http://bit.ly/9qClw2

Expeditions: Science, pipelines and bears: A reporter goes to Alaska's Toolik Field Station - http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/post.cfm?id=science-pipelines-and-bears-a-repor-2010-06-16

RT @http://twitter.com/lisamjarvis: V. good memories of last year's summer solstice at Toolik field station in Alaska http://twitpic.com/1ysumo

Happy solstice from a place where the sun never sets. http://tinyurl.com/33dm6y4

Arrived at Toolik last night. Too foggy this morning to see the lake, which is very close. Mosquitoes not out in full force yet.

Crisis averted. Now the expedition can begin. http://www.chelseawald.com/2010/06/were-you-worried.html @http://twitter.com/robinlloyd99

Do you have questions for Toolik Field Station scientists? Let me know and I'll try to get them answered. http://bit.ly/ddW7fl

Did you know that one of the top polar research stations exists because of an oil pipeline? Read my Toolik blog: http://bit.ly/ddW7fl

I'm blogging for ScientificAmerican.com from Toolik Field Station: http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/post.cfm?id=science-pipelines-and-bears-a-repor-2010-06-16. Please let me know if you have questions for me or the scientists -- about their research, life at Toolik, or how they got such cool jobs. I'll try to get them answered for you.

Would love sciwriters to join RT @http://twitter.com/bonnerj: @http://twitter.com/chelseawald is discussing her latest ScienceCareers article on @http://twitter.com/friendfeed: http://bit.ly/aV94bp

Discussing my ScienceCareers story, "Scientists Embrace Openness," today on FriendFeed http://bit.ly/aV94bp

Hi, everyone! Today I'm here discussing my ScienceCareers story, "Scientists Embrace Openness," about the career implications of Open Notebook Science, Open Data, and general science openness: http://sciencecareers.sciencemag.org/career_magazine/previous_issues/articles/2010_04_09/caredit.a1000036. Let me know what you want to talk about...

RT @http://twitter.com/ckwu: Bicoastal collaboration w/@ChelseaWald on a story about sex bias in animal studies. Thank you, Skype. http://tinyurl.com/yecqkd5

Of Mice and Women: The Bias in Animal Models -- Wald and Wu 327 (5973): 1571 -- Science - http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/summary/327/5973/1571