Greg Goldsmith
@canopyinclouds.bsky.social
Biologist and Associate Dean for Research and Development @Chapman University. Landscape ecophysiology; ecohydrology; isotope biogeochemistry; tropics; evidence-based teaching practices
Letter on letterhead from dept. chair, printed first chapter of LICOR manual that describes it, batteries as carry on. Carried three 6800s last year no problem.
May 22, 2026 at 8:21 AM
Letter on letterhead from dept. chair, printed first chapter of LICOR manual that describes it, batteries as carry on. Carried three 6800s last year no problem.
What if it is not whether peer review makes a paper "perfectly reliable," but rather if peer review catches a large portion of the science that is fundamentally wrong? Thus, the journal offers an imprimatur against truly terribly ideas masquerading as science.
March 25, 2026 at 3:49 PM
What if it is not whether peer review makes a paper "perfectly reliable," but rather if peer review catches a large portion of the science that is fundamentally wrong? Thus, the journal offers an imprimatur against truly terribly ideas masquerading as science.
This is compelling. Do you have the lesson plan version of this on paper somewhere you could share please? I'll drop you an email.
February 9, 2026 at 8:28 PM
This is compelling. Do you have the lesson plan version of this on paper somewhere you could share please? I'll drop you an email.
Very excited to read this!
December 9, 2025 at 11:14 AM
Very excited to read this!