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31 Mar

Company Spotlight: The Danforth Center

By Emily Frisan The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center in St. Louis, Missouri serves as the world’s largest non-profit independent plant-research institution, with a mission to improve the human condition through plant science. Born and raised in St. Louis, founder...
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30 Mar

Geographical Review Preview: Caregiving and Care receiving among Asian Indian Immigrants in the USA during the COVID-19 pandemic

This study examines the intersection of wellbeing and care experienced by first-generation Asian Indian high-skilled immigrants in the USA in spaces varying from the home to the neighborhood, city, and state in sending and receiving countries during the COVID-19...
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30 Mar

Map of the Week: Monarch Migration

By Katie Anderson The annual Monarch migration from Canada and the United States in the fall is a highly anticipated autumnal event. However, many don’t know that their migration is actually a full annual event. Created by the Xerces Society...
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29 Mar

Remembering Virginia T. Norwood

Virginia Norwood was an American physicist, best known for her contributions to the Landsat program, having designed the Multispectral Scanner which was first used on Landsat 1. For this work, she earned the title, the “Mother of Landsat.” In June...
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24 Mar

Geographical Review Mini-Vlog: Episode 8 – Final Tips

GR Editor-in-Chief David Kaplan gives some parting thoughts – and encouragement! – on going through the process for submitting papers for publishing in academic journals.

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23 Mar

Map of the Week: Attacks on the Press in 2022

By Emily Frisan For 40 years now, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), an independent nonprofit organization based in New York City, has been promoting press freedom worldwide. Their aim is to defend the rights of journalists and their abilities...
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21 Mar

Geographical Review Mini-Vlog: Episode 7 – Peer Review & Editing

GR Editor-in-Chief David Kaplan discusses with Katie what academic writers can expect from the Peer Review process.

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16 Mar

Map of the Week: National Allergy Map

By Isobel Lu The beginning of spring brings flowers and warmer weather, but for many, it also means the start of allergy season. In 2021, approximately 81 million people in the United States suffered from seasonal allergic rhinitis, also known...
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15 Mar

Geographical Review Mini-Vlog: Episode 6 – Revise and Resubmit

Guidance from GR editor David Kaplan on integrating feedback and getting your papers back out there after revisions.

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9 Mar

Map of the Week: The Oscars

By Emily Frisan Lights, camera, action! Hollywood’s biggest night, the 95th Academy Awards, or the Oscars, will take place this year on March 12th. The award ceremony is regarded by many as the most prestigious, significant awards in the entertainment...
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