#FieldWork

Dr Hanne Nielsen

WideWhiteStage

Today @babybumpproject and I presented our work on "#MeToo Antarctica: Gendered power relations and sexual harassment in #Antarctic science and remote #fieldwork" at the #GSWC2020 @leadingatwork, where we highlighted

Tommaso Pavone

Tom_Pavone

I'm elated: My dissertation-turned-book project-"The Ghostwriters: Lawyers & the Politics Behind the Judicial Construction of Europe"-has been awarded @APSAtweets's Edward S. Corwin prize in public law! A personal thre

Maanvi

Maanvi2501

Let's be clear: This is a decision which will restrict academia to the privileged, and well-off; more than it is right now.https://twitter.com/LiveLawIndia/status/1342054025353564161 Who IS research for, is a question which

@QueensOxBiology

queensoxbiology

Introducing....the biologists here at Queen's. @AnnetteFayet is a Junior Research Fellow & #seabird ecologist. She studies the movements & annual cycles of long-lived #seabirds & why some species, e.g. #puffins

Jana Morgan

prof_jmorgan

How experiencing dem erosion elsewhere can illuminate life in US today. A thread. /1Lately I find myself thinking a lot about my ~1.5 years doing fieldwork on party system collapse

Paige Byerly

paigebyerly

I’m glad to see the swift action around de-platforming an accused abuser today. I’m a bit surprised at how swift it was, but it makes sense since his platform was

Marsha Henry

mghacademic

Am re-reading a great article for class next week & wanting to comment on something that is unique to Gender Studies in a short thread which promotes some of my

Jooyoung Lee🥋

theyoungjoo

I was thinking about this some more and wanted to start a new thread that wasn’t just adding to the anxiety of grad students & Jr faculty who love doing

Jervis Manahan

JervisManahan

Personal observation, from someone doing fieldwork:The situation on Twitter is vastly different from the situation on the ground. While Twitter netizens are active on asking for accountability in disaster response,

Robert Smallshire

robsmallshire

A note on parochial metaphors and culture in science. In the 1990s I was working through a degree in geological science in the U.K. My particular interest was structural geology

Colleen Wood

colleenwood_

It was great to take part in a grad student panel organized by @BuBaykurt + Ethnography Collective @UMassAmherst yesterday alongside @gozdebocu, @ellenplatts, @ValSampethai, and Ethan Tupelo. The event and chat

nico

res_tantum

A thread for those who read the recent NYT op-ed on St. Junípero Serra by @ebruenig but not the paywalled journal article she cited. In it, James Sandos argues that

Dustin Reichard

JuncoWren

Something rare and interesting happened this morning. We caught a House Wren that we banded as a nestling last summer. This means we've known him since he was an egg

owen cyclops 🎴

owenbroadcast

cliche, obvious, and last time ill say it but given “the discourse” recently, please for ur own sanity keep in mind that most peoples brains are packed full of axioms

Bianca op den Brouw

B_opdenbrouw

AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE to all researchers conducting fieldwork in FIRE-AFFECTED AREAS. I cannot overstate the importance of engaging with local communities! A thread (I don’t have many followers so please

Karen Palmer

_KarenPalmer

Tamar Island was my favourite site to visit during fieldwork in 2018 (not just because of the awesome vollies at the Visitor Centre) - you should definitely visit @KerryleeRogers_ !

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