RT @radscientist_:

Do come along - we're very friendly and happy to explain what's going on!.

Such a good talk - lots of great tips on handling career changes, dealing with failure and generally figuring out what you might want to do with your scientific experience.

Hell yeah, I finally hit 100 distinct species identifications on @inaturalist (thanks to the wildlife of the lovely Karloo walking track)!

RT @TylahDoolan: 📣 USYD Science Students and Faculty members! Reminder to register to attend the Science HDR Conference on 4th October ⏰ Lo….

RT @hierobadge: forget “r u okay day” and let’s talk about a three or four day work week and a six hour work day… fighting our culture of o….

Just picked up some samples made by our first year undergraduate students as part of our @_breakinggood x @MycetOS project - if all has gone well, that's five novel aminothiazole compounds ready for testing against mycetoma!

Just finished a task I've been putting off since the end of July - it took less than an hour, including the time wasted as I struggled to remember exactly what/how much I had to do and where I'd saved data. No further comment.

Seems crazy that I can be wandering through the forests of kunyani/Mt Wellington, seeing things like this, and still be getting emails from uni

Cheeky bit of #CitizenScience from @eafulton in her wonderful keynote on the value of maths in a climate changed world - here we see a map of changing species distribution based on data collected from scuba divers and other community members.

If there's one thing that doing a PhD has taught me, it's probably how to send emails.

RT @apowersb: "studying the past frees me from the tyranny of the present. Because it is the air we breathe, the present always seems natur….

The story of how biologists were using DMSO to test platinum-containing compounds, not realising that the DMSO reacted with the compounds, is a perfect example of why cross-discipline collaboration is so deeply important. Working together really does just make our work better!.

Such a fascinating talk from @cispt2 on his work on translational science at @NIH - particularly on how they're challenging the reproducibility crisis and finding new ways to share scientific work as efficiently as possible.

RT @justinehumphry: @Asher_Wolf A question I have: how useful it is to frame Robodebt as a ‘failure’ when it was very much a successful ext….

Tfw you're the NMR fairy

Specifically, soon you'll be able to read all about @krscroggie and my adventures using @github as an electronic lab notebook in the name of #OpenScience!.

My first paper has been accepted! As a kid I always wanted to be a writer so I'm very excited that I'll soon be able to say I'm a published author even if it's not quite the way I was thinking of it back then 😂.

I guess it's BC i love to cook so much but like. using recipes completely divorced from the culture and individuals that made and use them seems so much less /interesting/? I love hearing about where they discovered a dish, or why they altered a traditional recipe etc.

Saw a friend recommending using chatgpt for recipes instead of googling them bc "it saves having to scroll past ads or boring blog posts" and it just feels like one of the most depressing applications of it so far.