Holly Witteman

Papers changed my life. I have used it to organize the 1200+ (and counting) pdfs that I have collected and cited in the course of my time in grad school. I love: the autofill on the metadata (I wish it worked better on some of my areas of interest — I rarely get more than [...]

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I love books of essays and short stories, especially during busy periods when I have to carve out time for bite-sized pleasure reading. I am currently reading The Best American Short Stories 2007, and so far, I’ve had a wide range of reactions to the different stories. As I finished one story that I didn’t [...]

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Every so often I am reminded of the vast array of experiences that are possible even within a relatively homogeneous group of people such as graduate students in a particular research program. A colleague asked last night, “What’s a TED Talk?”

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