RT @ADHDForReal:

So far, the benefit of doing a PhD in computer science as a non-computer scientist is that I’m finding new research to use to annoy my brother who got in trouble for ‘hacking’ the wifi at school… as the younger sibling, this is great news #AcademicChatter

Every time I move, I swear I’m going to get rid of half my stuff so it isn’t as horrible next time. 17 ‘significant’ moves in my life and this still has not happened - but in happy news I got myself the McLaren LEGO set as a ‘finished unpacking’ treat to look forward to…

@LucyMaeCarr Consider it more of an omen?? Hope that helps xoxo

@LucyMaeCarr YOU DIDNT TELL US ABOUT THE NETFLIX SET???

@jjsanderson @NorthumbriaUni @scienceatlife Me too - the @BIGchats community were very enthusiastic about how great it’s going to be, so no pressure…

#BIGEvent24 - a total pleasure! So wonderful to be back with the @BIGchats community for the 2nd year, to celebrate each other’s successes and share our experiences - with people I’m very much starting to count as friends as well as colleagues. Can’t wait to be back next year!

If you’re interested in this research, I’ll be hosting a calmer and slightly less formal session on the same research with @BIGchats on Thursday, so you could grab a hybrid ticket and come along!

RT @aalayna23: "Your job is literally just yapping - either verbal yap or written yap" - my husband describing my PhD

RT @NikoMcCarty: A green alga cell can swim 100 microns per second. Scientists put little baskets on a wheel. As algae became trapped, the…

So hard agree on this paper, and on the sentiment behind the authors simply being able to say ‘use this instead’. Critical insight not only for decolonisation, but also for how we frame and share our research.