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Whether for #REF or as a funding requirement, how do you demonstrate #ResearchImpact? @AgnesJ, Annie Holmes and Becky Wolfe, write about the best strategies ow.ly/vo0t50F7fpt @LSHTM
Editing together something a bit different for my client @bsneuroendo as part of their Journal's upcoming #Insulin100 Special Issue...
Featuring @rebeccyannie @ProlactinGuy @zane_andrews1
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In my intro neuroscience class this semester I provided a reading assignment about systemic racism in neuroscience. I’m sharing here a very long thread about this experience, what I learned & some of the responses from students. There were approximately 98 students enrolled. 1/13
Thank you foryour feedback. I'll be creating a course on this in the New Year...DM me your email address to be the first to hear.
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The dream is to create a premier platform for #AfricansInSTEM to showcase their science in their own voice. And also create visible role models for young aspiring scientist by showing people the diversity of STEM from people who LOOK like them.
6/n.
What do you think? Are you more likely to commit to a training programme if you have paid for it yourself?
Brilliant idea
Personalise the background of your video calls with paintings from our collection and images from inside the Gallery. Download for free or donate here: bit.ly/2VJ52Vo
Exciting!
📢 Announcement! 📢 Brand new funding programme to launch in January! @TheIdeasFund is being delivered by the BSA and will support communities to engage with research on mental wellbeing. Find out more: bsa.sc/news-the-ideas-fund-t… #TheIdeasFund
I am noticing a demand for communicating research with infogrpahics. Would you be interested in infographics training to help communicate your work?
100%Yes please!
0%Not my thing
0%Would need to know more..
5 votes • Final resultsFinishing off some communications training for workshops with @INASPinfo on this rainy Wednesday. Trying to keep it as simple and practical as possible.
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Interviews with guests involved in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).The purpose of the podcasts is to highlight people who are in the STEM field and give them the opportunity to tell their stories about their research or projects.
A #sciart adventure I'm running in my other business - exploring mychorrizal networks in case you'd like to join...
Coming soon...Rooted | Adventure under the ancient forest
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Starting 26 Oct for 3 weeks!
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Congratulations @GilesYeo ! I feel incredibly lucky to work with you at @bsneuroendo . Great to see recognition not just for excellent research helping to destigmatise body weight but for communication and engagement too.
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BREAKING NEWS:
The 2020 #NobelPrize in Chemistry has been awarded to Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna “for the development of a method for genome editing.”
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Thinking of all my friends in the Caucasian Community at this difficult time.
Remember that all the suspicious looks you'll inevitably get over the coming weeks come from a place of ignorance, not hate.
I know these extremists don't represent your proud, peaceful culture ❤️
This is our first look at four of the suspects state and local officials say targeted Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
STORY: bit.ly/3iIjdCL
Good luck Rebecca. I love working with you on @bsneuroendo and hearing about your work.
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We're reimagining the education system at the #TortoiseEducationSummit later today. Use code GUESTOFGEORGE to register: torto.se/summit
Super helpful resource from @AntDLewis
Last year, I spoke to over 30 of the finest science communicators, content producers, digital managers and social media specialists about their work. This is what I learnt about online #scicomm: medium.com/communicating-sci…






















