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In which our heroine, having defeated the three-headed demon of supercomputing, optimization, and ill-posed problems in her quest for the elusive Ph.D., embarks upon her new career.
About Me
- Rebecca
- Perth, Western Australia, Australia
- Rebecca is a computational mathematician with a Ph.D. in computer science. She is married to a wonderful man named Jeff, and they have a beautiful young son named Vincent.
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Other blogs I enjoy
- A Cat Nap
- A Natural Scientist
- Agnostic Mom
- Angry for a Reason
- Bitch, Ph.D.
- Daddy Dialectic
- FemaleCSGradStudent
- FemaleScienceProfessor
- Greta Christina's Blog
- I Blame the Patriarchy
- I Was a Science Grad Student
- jo(e)'s page
- Lab Cat
- Learning Curves
- Minor Revisions
- Notes from the Hinterlands
- Occasional Thoughts of an Aspiring Mathematician
- Pencils Down
- Phantom Scribbler
- Pharyngula
- Rants of a Feminist Engineer
- Rebel Dad
- Sally Says
- Science Women: A Scientist and Engineer being the change we want to see
- See Jane Compute
- Shakesville
- Tennessee Guerilla Women
- Tenure, Twins and Tantrums
- The Happy Scientist
- The Memeing of Life
- The Mind of Doctor Pion
- The Republic of T
- Thus Spake Zuska
- Women in Science
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- In Which My Mind Wanders from Malaria to Pollution...
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- Adventures in Applied Physics
- My Kind of Scouts
- Freedom to Marry and Normalcy
- La Misanthrope
- Freedom to Marry Week
- Math Links
- Product Review: gDiapers
- More on Healthcare
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- Adventures in Reverse-Traditional Families
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Disclaimer
The events described in this blog are fictitious. Any similarity to any person living or dead is merely coincidental. The opinions expressed herein are my own, and do not reflect those of my (fictitious?) employer.
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2 comments:
You do realize that anyone who cares to can follow that link and estimate your salary to the dollar, right?
Congratulations on putting the bisection method to good use, Scott!
I don't really care. I don't want to shove my level of remuneration in people's faces, but at the same time the secretiveness about people's salaries is one factor as to why women are vastly underpaid. If anybody asked me what I made, I'd probably tell them.
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