10th Anniversary Core Values blog series: Valuing People
Valuing People is one of our deepest commitments: to ourselves, to our team, and to our clients. Life is messy—just like biology. When life gets complicated, we don’t look away. We step in.
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10th Anniversary Core Values blog series: Openness
Openness is an action. It’s a positive, and proactive, choice to lean-in.
It begins with a simple but powerful question: What do I know that others need to know?
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Happy (belated) birthday. Too many favorites so I'll give you my totem (favorite) flower for 2025, for so many heartfelt reasons. Eschscholzia californica, the California poppy.
Paris-Saclay recruiting Americans (people with a degree from an American university): www.universite-paris-saclay.fr/en/call-phd-...
Eight new PhD positions just funded at the Université Paris-Saclay for candidates from the US, also includes transfer students in their first year of study.
www.universite-paris-saclay.fr/en/call-phd-...
Reposting to remember this.
Thanks @tfenne.bsky.social ! 🧪
Two hands, one old and one newborn, in chiaroscuro light
This light just happened the day my father met my first-born.
Excited to see what you chose, and taste for myself 😉 We are casually shopping induction for both my MIL and home. Have it here and it's better than I expected.
Here is the first article referenced by the above - I did not translate this first one: arxiv.org/abs/2312.14940
Pierre spent his career in the French space program, notably on Ariane 5, and these conjectures are his hobby in retirement. He would be so happy to hear from others, in English.
This year I helped a friend translate his idea on this subject into English. He's 84 ("statistically I'm dead!") and his remaining dream in life is for someone who understands his work (not me!) to read it and comment on it. He says he welcomes critique, his article is here: arxiv.org/abs/2312.05263
