#Academicchatter

Noelle Sullivan, BA, MA, MA, PhD

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Thread: Reflection on my experience "ungrading" this quarter has convinced me that grading in the traditional sense is a terrible idea. Anyone who has done ungrading before already knows this.

Naomi Robson 💀🎨

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Just finished watching an incredibly informative seminar on science communication by @AlexGelle, hosted by @mcgillu, and here are some takeaways! #scicomm #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter Sometimes as researchers we focus solely on

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vijisathy

You know why ppl show up at the very second a class/mtg starts? It can feel awkward to sit in a room quietly or walk in on a random convo.

Viki Male 💙

VikiLovesFACS

PhD candidates! Do you ever wonder what your thesis examiners actually *do* to prepare for your viva? Let me tell you what I have been up to for the last

Michael Adebayo 🇳🇬🇫🇷

MichAdebayo

A THROW IN THE SANDA short story about how I missed a graduate school opportunity (including how to not make the same mistakes I made)- Thread! 2) When Yakubu Aiyegbeni

Nicole Lee Schroeder

Nicole_Lee_Sch

It's disability pride month so here's a list of some of the ableist practices I hear in the academy all the time/have dealt with:My grad school wouldn't postpone my enrollment

Cynthia A Golembeski

CAGolembeski

#ScholarSunday A few #Podcasts I follow and their affiliated scholars. Who are your favorite scholars who have podcasts? @SchaferJosie @profhat @academipiracy @jenniferdoleac @angeladuckw @amizota @alanrweil @OpenAcademics @AcademicChatter

Amir A Zadpoor

amir_zadpoor

The second installment of my summer-time #AcademicChatter 1) I have some suggestions for young researchers who are wondering what kind of supervisor they should try to find. The (academic) age

Andrea Niles, PhD

PsychNiles

I’m going to talk about how I started working at @Youper_ai in case it’s helpful for others thinking about career possibilities. 1/ I got my PhD from UCLA in clinical

Andrew Payne

Andy_J_Payne

Word limits suck for many reasons, but especially so because footnotes are nearly always included. I enjoy referencing the books and articles that inform, challenge and inspire my own thinking

PolyProfPande

PolyProfPande

As I reach adulthood of my adult life, basically 18 years since graduating from college, here are the lessons I have learned. Some of the lessons are more applicable to

Jesse J. Sabatini

JJSabatini

(1/12) Some tips for those starting their PhD:1. There’s no such thing as a failed experiment. Most attempts to advance a project will be unsuccessful. The key is to find

Dr. Diane Thompson

dianethompso

Or you want to have children, but lost your baby this week 1/nhttps://twitter.com/joelmcglothlin/status/1286714493372956673 We’re still raw, and aren’t ready to discuss publicly, but I could not let this one go.

Fay Lin

xiaofei_lin

Dear academics - Please avoid the following phrases during #COVID19. Thread 1/#AcademicTwitter #phdchat @PhD_Balance @AcademicChatter "It's a great time to work on coding/writing/etc."For some, working from home has challenges

Wandering plant wonders.. Vinita Gowda 🇮🇳

vinita_gowda

Thread: Why a rebuttal when we published a phylogeny in 2018? Cryptic species and taxonomic troubles: a rebuttal of the systematic treatment of the Asian ladies’ tresses orchids ( Spiranthes

DNA&RNA Universe💎

DNA_RNA_Uni

Cool by MaxPlanckSociety Electron micrographs of the spike protein of Sars-CoV-2https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MtEv-2yl1w#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #research #coronavirus #Spike #protein @_atanas_ @grawoig @emulenews ***check also

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