#Sciencetwitter

Joseph Vaughn (he/him)

joetalkstimber

Our organizations & educational institutions will overcome barriers to attracting more diversity in natural resources and related science workforce by: Retweet/Like if you agree. Reply if you have feedback.#TimberTalks #ForestProud

Emily Williams

wayfaringwilly

taking a class on the Ecology of Animal Migration taught by @PeterPMarra, @Nature_Is_Grand & Callie Stanley & we're learning abt the wonders of insect migration. So many students in the

sam

samuelmehr

proposal for #sciencetwitter: If one is to throw fire or shade at science on here, one must effortfully engage w/ science in a permanent fashion; tweets are cheap and fleeting.

⭐Nereide🪐

Nereide

1/On July 9, 1955, the #Russell-#Einstein Manifesto was issued in London. Its concern was with the new, powerful H-bombs, which the signers of the Manifesto believed placed the human race

Royal Society of Chemistry

RoySocChem

New research – published today in our aptly named journal @SoftMatter, digests previous work demonstrating that wombat poo forms its distinctive shape within the wombat’s intestines, not at the, er,

Stephanie Renee 👩🏾‍🔬

OsmosisReads

Story time:I've long been slightly embarrassed of my educational journey. Not because I went to a Community College, that was a great experience. Not entirely because I'm 33 and barely

Sofia Araújo

sofiajaraujo

Well, it has been an interesting couple of days here on #ScienceTwitter ! Here’s a thread. My overall feeling is that most of us are tired of the current #science

American Horror Callie

DeathCab4Callie

On micro aggressions toward students with disabilities in lab spaces, a thread (please RT). The purpose of this thread isn't to call attention to the tweeter, it's just that this

American Horror Callie

DeathCab4Callie

1/ PLZ RT! Students and staff in academia! If you find yourself in the situation I was in, do yourself a favor, and download all emails.If you no longer have

TheSTEMTimes

TheSTEMTimes

#InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlInScience Here's a shout-out to all the fearless women & girls in science! At @TheSTEMTimes we celebrate this momentous day by sharing stories of inspiring women scientists we've featured -

Thomas Oliver 🐝

thomasroliveruk

The sublethal effects of pesticides on bees; A thread. #scicomm #sciencetwitter Pesticides are chemicals designed to kill a particular type of pest. However, they can't be 100% specific to that

Gabi *Snow* Fleury (Yibambe!) 🏳️‍🌈 🇧🇷 🇦🇴 🐆

fleurygs

THREAD: What School Didn't Teach UsHad a convo with other early-career conservationists, and we came up with a list of lessons and skillsets we learnt through experience, outside of academia,

MK Caulfield

CaulfieldMK

Q: Why do undergraduates flounder at generating research ideas?A: Productive curiosity is a skill that needs to be taught. My first Twitter thread! (1/11)#PsychTwitter #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter #ScienceTwitter Learning how to

Eric Topol

EricTopol

As I approach a decade on @twitter, some things I've learned for it's utility for science and medicine:1. By using http://allmytweets.net (exported as a PDF format), I can usually find

Parrott Lab

lab_parrott

Hi everyone! It is officially hatchling season for the Parrott Lab ! Samantha Bock is going to look at at how sex promoting temperatures affect survival of these little guys.

Mohamed ElTanbouly

Plasmacellguy

"How Hard It is Seeing What Is In Front Of Your Eyes" is probably one of the most sentimental and insightful scientific articles of advice I ever read https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(18)30795-5#.YAzEbAVy3R4.twitter

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