Jessica Carmichael

@GOLD_Mexico2017 Leader & @GOLDRwanda2015 GOLDie, @Girlguiding Leader, former @Raleigh_ @ICS_UK TL All comments my own

[Jessica Carmichael @JessCarmichael]

@language_drops It'd be good to have a "this answer should be right" or "this answer is wrong" button

[Jessica Carmichael @JessCarmichael]

@language_drops Hey, I just did a quiz and it asked "What's often shaped like a circle?" and I chose 'table' as one answer, but you said it was wrong!

[Google Doodles @GoogleDoodles]

More than just a hearty bowl of broth & noodles, phở is Vietnam's national dish representing the nation's melting pot of international culture 🍜

Learn how culinary traditions collided to create a global phở-nemona 🌏 → https://t.co/AMQxXqft5M

#GoogleDoodle 🎨 by @luciaphxm

[Jessica Carmichael @JessCarmichael]

@SLC_Repayment Thank you. Can you pass on that it shouldn't be that complicated. And you should never waste anyone's time and money (especially calling from abroad) by hanging up without asking "Have we solved your problem or do you need to try another option?"

[Jessica Carmichael @JessCarmichael]

@SLC_Repayment why does your phone service not work? The website says because I'm Scottish and logging in for the first time I need to phone. But every option leads to automatically hanging up on me.

[Ròs Hunter @roshunter]

Gritter tracker is one of my favourite things about winter in Scotland. https://t.co/58DucZFBna

[Jessica Carmichael @JessCarmichael]

I made the most of 2020 by learning French on Duolingo. Check out my progress! #Duolingo365 https://t.co/N727vp7VT4

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

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.”

[Migrateful @migratefulUK]

Our South Asian cookery course is starting October 6th and there's still time to enrol! 😄 The course consists of 4 classes taught by four of our wonderful chefs.
You'll learn authentic dishes from Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh! https://t.co/PrptwJt93g

[Netflix UK & Ireland @NetflixUK]

Inspired by Sherlock’s sister ENOLA HOLMES, we installed statues in cities around the UK celebrating the real-life sisters of famous figures whose prestigious achievements have been overshadowed in the history books by their more widely known brothers.

[Migrateful @migratefulUK]

*ONLINE CLASS* Chef Lola will be teaching her first ever virtual cooking class in SPANISH! 💃 This is the ideal experience if you want to brush up on your Spanish 😉. And don't worry because there'll be a translator to assist if you get stuck! https://t.co/di98VqL5jv

[UN Women @UN_Women]

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In every language,
NO MEANS NO.

#orangetheworld #16days
#GenerationEquality

[BBC Scotland News @BBCScotlandNews]

'Dreich' beats off 'glaikit', 'scunnered' and 'shoogle' to be named the most popular Scots word https://t.co/mdQkWPFJHy

[Tempest is 𝕏ing herself off of this site @tinytempest]

Based on the conversation about the Babylonian recipe tablets and how a woman figured they were recipes and the men didn't believe her, tell me more stories about women researchers/scholars whose perspective as women changed the way we look at some ancient thing.

[Erin Winick Anthony @erinwinick]

It's your semi-annual scicomm internship thread!

When I was looking for an entry into science communication, it was a struggle to find paid internships.
In 2017, I compiled a list to help future #scicommjob hunters. This thread is my update for Nov 2019! https://t.co/ANK0KMetBv

[Antonia @Flaminhaystack]

Things women have invented

In 1868, cotton mill worker Margaret Knight invented a machine make paper bags with a flat square bottom

A man named Charles Annan saw her design and tried to patent the idea first.

Knight filed a lawsuit and won the patent fair and square in 1871

[Dr. Glaucomflecken @DGlaucomflecken]

This is how the eye is supposed to work. The cornea and lens refract light directly onto the fovea, allowing you to see 20/20. This is how us normals are able to see well without glasses, and lemme tell you, it’s pretty awesome.