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049			_aMAIN
245	0	0	_aUncharted _bhow scientists navigate their own health, research, and experiences of bias _cedited by Skylar Bayer and Gabi Serrato Marks
264		1	_aNew York _bColumbia University Press _c[2023]
300			_a1 online resource _billustrations
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_acomputer _bc _2rdamedia
338			_aonline resource _bcr _2rdacarrier
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references
505	0		_aRolling to freedom / Mpho Kgoadi -- Regaining control / Jenn Pickering -- Changing tides : what does it mean to be blind? / Maureen J. Hayden -- Dear Cassy / Sami Chen -- Sea legs : working around motion sickness / Amanda Heidt -- A safe space / Daisy Shearer -- When fieldwork doesn't work : a broken Bildungsroman / Lauren A. White -- Birds, bees, and anxieties / Anonymous 1 -- My brown waterproof boots / Skylar Bayer -- Hope is my anchor / Furaha Asani -- The place I rest / Alma C. Schrage -- Sometimes it doesn't get better, but that's OK, too / Alexander G. Steele -- Christmas on Rangatira Island / Sophie Fern -- Living with a rare condition / Sophie Anwuli Okolo -- Planning the journey of a lifetime / Richard Wendell Mankin -- The butt balloon / Anonymous 2 -- This is Wallace Alfred Russel Simonis / Juniper Simonis -- The day that changed everything / Syreeta L. Nolan -- Being the first and only to ask / Amanda O'Brien -- Lost in New Orleans / Stephanie Schroeder -- Ascending the cinder cone / Divya Persaud -- Thinking beyond the "social model of disability" / Glyn Everett -- Suffer in silence, or leave / Emma Tung Corcoran -- (In)visibly eroding bones, bodies, and landscapes / Leehi Yona -- The abyss / Katie Harazin -- Navigating the curve / Sunshine Menezes -- Tidy columns / Olivia Bernard -- Broader impacts / Jennifer L. Piatek -- Doo hwi� h�oy�eeda . . . : a lesson lost in translation / Taylor Francisco -- The ridge / Gabi Serrato Marks -- Who I am / Vincent Martin -- The best place for my hearing aids is on my desk / Michele Cooke -- Conclusion : aid to navigation
520			_a"Uncharted highlights the experiences of scientists with disabilities or chronic health conditions who have faced changes to their careers, including both successes and challenges, because of their health. It is not a review of the science of health conditions: instead, it is a collection of personal perspectives and views shared by the people behind the science. It shares not only health challenges, but the joys, sorrows, humor, and wonder from people who love science-no matter how many barriers they have to face. These stories don't reduce people to "overcoming" their disabilities in order to be successful; the scientists are thriving (or struggling) alongside their conditions. Edited by two scientists with chronic health conditions themselves, these stories showcase a wide variety of disabilities, experiences, and emotions. Each contains a true story written from the first-person perspective. Representation includes a field biologist who is deaf, an immunologist who has debilitating anxiety and OCD, a marine scientist living (and sometimes attending conferences) with MS, an entomologist with a muscle condition who's been conducting field work for 40 years, an environmental scientist who's survived two cancer diagnoses, and several others. The main target audience for the book is scientists (both professionals and those in training), especially those who do field work and/or struggle with medical and disability issues of their own. These readers will seek it out when they wonder, as these editors and contributors have, whether someone can be both sick and a successful scientist.""-- _cProvided by publisher
588			_aDescription based on print version record
590			_aWorldCat record variable field(s) change: 050
650		0	_aScientists with disabilities _vAnecdotes. _923683
650		0	_aScientists _xHealth and hygiene _vAnecdotes. _923684
650		0	_aScience _xVocational guidance. _923685
650		6	_aScientifiques handicap�es _vAnecdotes. _923686
650		6	_aSciences _xOrientation professionnelle. _923687
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650		7	_aScience _xVocational guidance _2fast _923685
650		7	_aScientists with disabilities _2fast _923689
655		7	_aAnecdotes _2fast _918023
700	1		_aBayer, Skylar _eauthor _923690
700	1		_aSerrato Marks, Gabriela _eauthor _923691
776	0	8	_iPrint version _tUncharted _dNew York : Columbia University Press, [2023] _z9780231203623 _w(DLC) 2022056979 _w(OCoLC)1372622566
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