Kate Glazko

@kglazko.bsky.social

PhD student at UW studying accessibility ~Opinions are mine~

Today, someone told me what they thought my most impactful paper was. And I disagreed. What paper is the most impactful to me? I’m in year 3 of my PhD, so I think only time will tell. But to me, so far, the one that was the start of my mentee’s research journey. Ungatekeeping and teaching is impact.

I don’t usually open up about disability on a personal level, but this article gets a little bit into it. Creating accessible environments for learning/research for all (diagnosed or not yet) can help people reach their goals and dreams.

Allen School@uwcse.bsky.social · last yr.

#UWAllen @uofwa.bsky.social Ph.D. student @kglazko.bsky.social was an early adopter of #GenAI, seeing both benefits and risks from the technology — including its impact on people with disabilities. magazine.washington.edu/uw-computer-... #UWinnovates #GAAD #AI #Accessibility

This is no time to run academia as if it were immune to sociology-political and environmental crisis. It is time to learn from each other how to put academia - and intellectual life more generally - at the service of society. My deepest thanks to all who continue to provide models and inspiration

As of today, more NIH study sections have been cancelled in 2025 then held. What does this mean for groundbreaking research that urgently needs funding? Critical proposals in aging, cancer, health outcomes, and bacterial virulence are now left without review. #standupforscience2025

Annika Barber@annikabarber.bsky.social · 2y ago

Wondering if your study section cancelled? I update this sheet daily. As of today, 56/124 study sections that should have met since Jan 2, 2025 have "not met as scheduled." docs.google.com/spreadsheets...