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Science and Academia Work Group

The Science and Academia Work Group is a working group of members of the Biography WikiProject dedicated to ensuring quality and coverage of biography articles.

Biography (science and academia) articles by quality and importance
Quality Importance
Top High Mid Low NA ??? Total
FA 10 14 31 78 22 155
FL 1 15 1 17
A 1 2 2 5
GA 22 39 106 280 253 700
B 48 123 347 831 2,339 3,688
C 15 178 869 5,446 2 14,206 20,716
Start 147 1,652 18,834 2 50,485 71,120
Stub 1 24 484 20,339 4 29,842 50,694
List 3 7 177 279 466
Category 1 1 18,571 18,573
Disambig 10 10
File 205 205
Project 27 27
Redirect 5 180 639 824
Template 1,133 1,133
NA 2 12 14
Other 80 80
Assessed 96 529 3,503 46,185 20,685 97,429 168,427
Unassessed 3 164 1,778 1,945
Total 96 529 3,506 46,349 20,685 99,207 170,372
WikiWork factors (?) ω = 755,091 Ω = 5.13
Related Projects

Since biographies are potentially under the purview of almost all WikiProjects, it is important that we work in tandem with these projects. Also, when seeking collaboration on articles, don't neglect to approach WikiProjects that are part of the geographical region your subject is/was in.

Related Portals

Increase the exposure of our work group by nominating our articles for their Portal FA and DYKs... Specific regional/country portals are listed in that section.

Navigation
FA and GA Articles
Announcements (edit)

References

  1. ^ "Fascinating Connections" (PDF). Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin.
  2. ^ "Member Directory". American Academy of Arts & Sciences.
  3. ^ "Celebrating Distinction" (PDF). University of Rochester. Retrieved 4 October 2023.
  4. ^ "John Werren and Lawrence Tabak Named AAAS Fellows".
  5. ^ "One Species' Genome Discovered Inside Another Species' Genome". National Science Foundation.
  6. ^ "When Bacteria Transfer Genes to Invertebrates and Spread From There". New York Times.
  7. ^ "Genome sequences for wasps will aid pest and disease control, provide new model organism". EurekAlert! (AAAS).

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Directions for expanding any division below

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The general outline and collection has been started, but if you would like to expand and organize your country/region, here's what you do. Right below the page heading for your country/region insert this: {{subst:Wikipedia:WikiProject Biography/Work groups/Division banner}} and save. This will put a rough outline together for you and then you can edit it to conform to your area. If your project grows large enough where it's taking up a good portion of this page, you should probably move it to a subpage of this page.

You might also want to make a Members section for people to join your specific area!

Tagging articles

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Any article related to this work group should be marked by adding |s&a-work-group=yes to the {{WPBiography}} project banner at the top of its talk page. This will automatically place it into Category:Science and academia work group articles. Articles can be assessed for priority within this work group by using the |s&a-priority= parameter. See Template:WikiProject Biography/doc for detailed instructions on how to use the banner.

Guidelines

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See The Manual of Style for biographies and Biographies of living persons.

Members

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  1. Oscohe (talk · contribs) - Canadian scientists and academics, with a special interest in people with disabilities.
  2. Socialnerd (talk · contribs) - African scientists and academics mostly.
  3. Alexander Gieg (talk · contribs) - Mostly philosopher I'm currently studying as an undergraduate Philosophy student in Brazil, or those who I like personally.
  4. luke - Interested in physics/physicists especially, but will try and help in mathematicians and other scientists if able. come on people :)
  5. Davy p 00:42, 19 November 2006 (UTC)]] - Natural science, physics by training, currently somewhat rusty in places - still learing wikispeak[reply]
  6. Lquilter - biographies of scientists, esp women, non-Anglo, non-English speaking. Scientific awards and associations.
  7. Macgreco - Brazilian scientists.
  8. Bduke - Chemists mostly
  9. Shyamal - Biologists mostly
  10. Peter G Werner - Mycologists and San Francisco Bay Area scientists
  11. DGG 04:26, 18 March 2007 (UTC) - currently involved in patrolling CSD to rescue such articles, and trying to get the originators of the article--who are, alas, generally the people themselves, to improved them.[reply]
  12. Espresso Addict - biomedical, with a focus on virologists.
  13. Macdonald-ross 18:47, 2 August 2007 (UTC) — natural historians & biologists 18th-20thC; evolution.[reply]
  14. NerdyNSK - all scientists, with a special interest in natural scientists and computer scientists
  15. Jimfbleak - Biologists mostly
  16. Johnfos - Social scientists and Australian academics
  17. Delirium - mainly academics (both scientists and other sorts)
  18. Wloveral (talk) 04:45, 27 April 2008 (UTC) - Zoology in Brazil and world entomology[reply]
  19. Ceramufary - Embryologists, as part of my work on the Embryo Project at Arizona State University.
  20. USA2006 -- interested in editing biographies of scholars in the social sciences.
  21. Guillaume2303 (talk) 11:05, 7 March 2009 (UTC) - neuroscientists and behavior geneticists mostly[reply]
  22. Punkmorten (talk) Norwegian scientists, mostly social sciences and history.
  23. Maias - mainly biologists, including amateur naturalists, and especially those with connections to South East Asia and Australasia
  24. Doncorto - mainly psychologists, especially those in developmental, behavioral, education fields.
  25. Qwfp (talk) 12:51, 19 January 2011 (UTC) - mostly statisticians[reply]
  26. Deyyaz [ Talk | Contribs ] 02:56, 22 March 2011 (UTC) - Academics in general[reply]
  27. Al-Andalusi - Scientists of medieval Islamic civilization.
  28. Moray An Par (talk) - Academics from the Philippines
  29. Johnsemlak (talk) - Historians
  30. kellnerp - Academics I am familiar with. 19 September 2011
  31. RockMagnetist (talk · contribs) – Earth scientists and physicists
  32. Berton - Biologists mostly
  33. Araucana - ecologists, especially American plant ecologists
  34. Trevj (talk · contribs) - as an engineer, I'm more likely to edit scientists' biographies than those of others
  35. Jpbowen (talk · contribs) – an engineer by training, now a computer scientist, with an interest in the history of science and academic biographies.
  36. Maxim Stoyalov
  37. Euroflux (talk · contribs) – French & German aerospace engineers, rocket scientists, materials scientists, aerodynamicists, aeroelasticians, nuclear engineers & physicists, economists of innovation, industrial economists,...
  38. Ybidzian (talk · contribs) Physics, physicists, academic awards and fellowships, slow light, ultracold states, attitudes towards science
  39. DStrassmann (talk · contribs) Economists and other social scientists
  40. FeralOink Deceased or elderly mathematicians, physicians, chemists, statisticians and economists who are neglected among Wikipedia biographies, despite notable achievements e.g. Nobel prizes or substantiated discoveries in basic scientific research, especially in an academic milieu.
  41. Ben Moore (talk · contribs) — Biologists, especially of the computational persuasion
  42. EricEnfermero (talk · contribs) - Mostly within psychology/social science or medicine/nursing/healthcare
  43. Pigsonthewing (talk · contribs) - Wikipedian in Residence at ORCID; Wikimedian in Residence at Royal Society of Chemistry.
  44. Fjarlq (talk · contribs) – Emphasis on computer science, but interested in all
  45. Duncan.Hull – Scientists, Technologists, Engineers & Mathematicians (STEM) especially Fellows of the Royal Society (FRS)
  46. David Eppstein (talk · contribs) – mainly mathematicians and computer scientists, with an emphasis on improving coverage of underrepresented groups in those areas
  47. Joeyvandernaald (talk · contribs) - philosophers (continental philosophy, mostly); sociologists; anthropologists - often New York-based academics
  48. Blueclaw (talk · contribs) - computer scientists and mathematicians with notable achievements but minimal coverage, often from underrepresented groups
  49. Adh (talk · contribs) - life sciences, maths, physics and engineering
  50. Joe Roe (talk · contribs) – mainly archaeologists, also active in academic biography AfDs
  51. NoetherianRing (talk · contribs) - mathematicians, physicists, philosophers, physicians, immunologists
  52. K.e.coffman (talk · contribs) - academic historians; history writers; other humanities
  53. Cypherquest (talk · contribs) - scientists, academics, and beyond
  54. AnaSoc (talk · contribs) - women, LGBT, persons of color in academia
  55. Enwebb (talk · contribs) - biologists, zoologists, mammalogists
  56. McCrowBar (talk · contribs) - physicists, scientists, engineers, nuclear physics, and beyond
  57. AugusteBlanqui (talk · contribs) - academics in general
  58. frobitz (talk · contribs) - mainly mathematicians, potentially some computer scientists
  59. Rohit Goswami UI (talk · contribs) - Computational chemistry and Optics
  60. Juan de Bolas (talk · contribs) - mathematicians, physicists and chemists
  61. Jmill1806 (talk · contribs) - science and philosophy
  62. Yitbe (talk · contribs) - African scientists
  63. Econtheory (talk · contribs) - Notable economists without pages
  64. MaynardClark (talk · contribs) - Notable bioethicists and Harvard Faculty and administrators with or without pages; academic historians, history writers, and researchers who contributed light to vegetarian practices; other humanities
  65. Shari Garland (talk · contribs) - Wide range of translated scientific and academic biographies from a variety of languages.
  66. Bibeyjj (talk · contribs) - Article assessments of people related to medicine, anatomy, and psychology.
  67. Andrevan (talk · contribs)
  68. HarvardStuff (talk · contribs) - academic institutions and organizations and academics. Love working with others to create or improve articles.
  69. Wil540 art (talk) 00:47, 6 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]
  70. Organicstrawberry (talk · contribs) - notable biologists
  71. Scientifica(talk) 6 September 2023. Danish academics and scientists.
  72. Ldm1954 (talk · contribs) - general academics of all types/ages, mainly STEM.
  73. Rublamb (talk · contribs) - Late 19th and early 20th century geologists, geographers, foresters, engineers, and diplomats
  74. RegMonkey (talk) 16:36, 3 November 2023 (UTC) - Women in economics and the social sciences[reply]

Categories

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Scientists
Academics
Science and academia work group articles needing attention
Biography (science and academia) articles by importance
Biography (science and academia) articles by quality

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