#Academicchatter

Karen Costa

karenraycosta

Friends: I'm at a professional conference this week. Hearing a report that when presenters use breakout rooms, people are leaving sessions en masse. Shall we discuss?#HigherEd #HowToZoom#AcademicChatter So y'all have

Dr. Samira A.Rahimi

RahimiSamira

In this thread, I am sharing some #GrantWriting tips from my reviewer's perspective (as I spent most of this month's evenings & weekends reviewing grant proposals for (inter)national agencies) Hope

Eric Lee

Eric_Lee_822

Scientists who don't drink alcohol: How do you deal with the oftentimes booze-fueled nature of academic conferences, and ensure that you're not missing out on important networking opportunities that may

Sandra Portocarrero 🪴

sandravporto

PhD applicants: applying to more programs can increase your chances of getting more funding. Why? Because having other offers gives you leverage. And a LOT of people don’t know that

Nicole Lee Schroeder

Nicole_Lee_Sch

I had the privilege of giving a talk at #vcea2021 today and it was by far the most accessible (in terms of finances, physical accessibility, and length of conference) that

James Allan

jamesecology

1/13 One quarter of young academics have been bullied. I am one of them. I am sharing this letter and chain of tweets to ensure future student and staff safety.

Loleen Berdahl

loleen_berdahl

I am a big believer in doing focused work during work time and then NOT working evenings and weekends. Here are some of the tools and practices that I find

Élyse Caron-Beaudoin 👩🏻‍🔬 🏳️‍🌈

DrElyseCaronB

1/ I reviewed a paper today and wanted to share some tips I try to implement to be supportive and provide constructive criticism when peer-reviewing a manuscript. A thread! 2/

Dr Irene Yen

PubHealthCityPl

are you writing F31 @ER_Mayeda's student applied successfully kindly shared some tips w my grantwriting class. #AcademicChatter #epitwitter here's what she shared:* Aims page is key - most reviewers

Kasey Fowler-Finn

opilionid

#UndergraduateResearch positions could play a key role in keeping students financially stable during the #covid19 pandemic. Here are a few thoughts to consider: a thread. (1/8) If you have funds

AutisticSciencePerson

AutSciPerson

"You need to rethink what image you have of your students, and what image you have of professional behavior. A lot of the qualities that we claim to foster are

Alexis Garretson

GarretsonAlexis

Every new grad student should know how to "CV Snoop" because it leads to $$ and opportunities. So here's a quick walkthrough of how you do it (Thread):#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #gradschool

Jesse J. Sabatini

JJSabatini

(1/6) Publications, patents, awards, etc. are a side-effect of the broader mission. True scientific impact is measured by:1. How well are your students/those you mentored doing? Did they get good

Erin Burrell is on the team of five million

erinkburrell

For #ScholarSunday I want to talk about #OnlineLearningYes, it is a pandemic. The world is on fire even if your particular community isn't so let's start with kindness.1/n@AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter Stop

natashachoudary

natashachoudary

One of the most useful things I found in preparing for the viva was reading the questions other people had experienced...so here are 13 (out of many) questions (not verbatim...from

Lauren Petrullo

laurenpetrullo

I am now Dr. Petrullo, and #PhDone! (a thread) Today, I successfully defended my PhD. As a #firstgen college student, this felt impossible & still feels surreal. I want to

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