#Academic

Ḟreyjạ

utotranslucence

I just read this paper on loving with grace. I’m honestly surprised to find this down-to-earth, rich, unpretentious discussion of the difficulty of loving someone in an academic philosophy paper,

Lisa-Marie Cabrelli 𐃏

LaptopLifeLisa

1/ Been working on @RoamResearch academic process all day for official Magical Academic Note-taking and have to rant again about the importance of structure and process for most (but not

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

People can't stop talking about schools and #COVID19 Here's a thread on school transmission studies!Summary:- If prevalence high in the community, it will be high in schools and some will

Jonathan Marks

marksjo1

I've just finished @ProfEricAdler's Battle of the Classics. It is well-worth the read, a book that can be read profitably both by those with a passing interest in the fate

Amy Thunig

IndigenousX

Although I’m now not on campus because I’m isolating ~ I’m still going to share some of what being an academic looks like for me I’ll thread it here

Wokal Distance

wokal_distance

1/@roderickgraham claims @HPluckrose and @ConceptualJames" lied and took advantage of an honest process" when they got several papers, which argue for absurd positions, published in respected journals. This is a

Dr. Caitlin Casey

astrocaits

Academic research: Staying or going is 1000% a personal decision.That being said, students/postdocs thinking of leaving need to read this piece.https://twitter.com/harcel/status/1339164715059130369 I was thinking of jumping ship around the

GARNet Community

GARNetweets

The Genomics and Arabidopsis Network (GARNet) was supported by @bbsrc for the past twenty years. This allowed us to bring together our thoughts on what is needed to run a

QueerInAI

QueerinAI

Up next: a panel on trans-inclusive academic publishing with @TessTanenbaum @irv_does_chem @r_speer and others on trans inclusive academic publishing practices. Thrilled to uplift and engage with this vital work!

Phil Beadle

PhilBeadle

I noticed @DavidDidau and @MaryMyatt both did one of these recently, and I got jealous ... so a thread about my process of writing books. The first and most important

Leslie Vosshall PhD

pollyp1

November is peak letter of recommendation writing season in academic science. Here are helpful tips before you click *submit* Length of these letters is also a signal:1/2 page - do

Dr Hannah J Elizabeth

sexhistorian

If you've watched #ItsASin & are wondering about some of the other lives touched by #HIV in the 1980s, let me tell you a little about my research on HIV-affected

Julian Garritzmann

garritzmannj

How can I read academic literature quick(er)?Happy to share an academic #LifeHack I talked to my students about this, today, I thought others might find it interesting, too.I'll illustrate using

Dylan Levi King

dylanleviking

I feel like, even with Wang Hui's relatively high name recognition in Western academia, three quarters of readers will come away thinking they've just discovered the Chinese Dugin or something.

Abigail Buitumelo

virovirina

I'm not an academic, I might be one day but for now my activism will be based on how I feel about my own personal experiences and the experiences of

Stephan Guyenet, PhD

whsource

Yesterday, I posed this question. After feedback and rumination, here are a few thoughts.https://twitter.com/whsource/status/1304534275216220160 First, @JimJohnsonSci pointed out that cardiac death isn't that uncommon in rodents if you

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