ThePhDPost

The PhD Post is a publication written by scientists for scientists, providing an outlet for scientists to have a voice about the topics that impact their lives.

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Aspiring writers @CUAnschutz, please join us on Friday for our meeting for the Spring 2020 edition of the #PhDPost!

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Cookies in space! #fridayfun #sciencefriday https://t.co/DnRwroeXEO

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Want to work on writing more in 2020? You should consider submitting an article to the PhD Post! ✏️✅
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The new edition of the PhD Post is out! https://t.co/g4f0tr1ZHC

[The Story Collider @storycollider]

Attention to science + storytelling lovers based in:
📍 Chicago
📍 Los Angeles
📍 Denver
📍 Bay Area
We're looking for new producers/hosts to join our team! For more details and to apply visit 👇
https://t.co/RfYXE3MDUw

[CU Postdoc Assoc @denverpostdocs]

The travel award deadline is tomorrow, October 30th. Get your applications in!
https://t.co/4yrN9e3Q1b

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Some great tips for PhD students to wisely manage their writing time! @CUDenverGS https://t.co/UDrppIoglG

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Follow us tomorrow for live tweets!

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"Feeling stuck? Close your laptop, stop your field measurements and write a poem" https://t.co/bMFWkbGxO8

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Read some inspo from former fellows!
https://t.co/cqXco4Ob95

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The @aaas Mass Media Fellowship application opens tomorrow! Great opportunity for those interested in #scicomm! @CUAnschutz @denverpostdocs
https://t.co/jVMCU8he3h

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Come visit us today at coffee hour for #NPAW2019! @denverpostdocs @CUAnschutz #AnschutzNPAW https://t.co/YtKh8lDpk7

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We're headed up to Nederland on Sept 14 for a PDA hike! RSVP at https://t.co/q1agmde7cK
#postdocs #phdlife #colorado

[Lego Grad Student @legogradstudent]

My three key pieces of advice for new grad students:
1. Do not freak out.
2. If you do freak out, know that almost everyone else is freaking out too.
3. Find others that are willing to freak out (in a healthy and not emotionally toxic way) with you.

[500 Women Scientists @500womensci]

The tools and trainings for #scicomm are more abundant than ever. Here are some resources to help you become a better science communicator! https://t.co/uBX0IhGe3K

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Attn first year grad students! Here are some tips on picking rotations 🧪🧠🔬
https://t.co/3dM6LydYoy

[Frank Santoriello @fsantoriello]

Okay so finally finished refreshing my Redbubble shop. I have a selection of new posters and prints as well as one new sticker. Thanks again for enjoying my art. I appreciate you all.

[Shane M Hanlon, Ph.D. @EcologyOfShane]

Some thought I couldn't cut it in research. Some thought I wouldn't make it. I wondered if I was a failure.

Nope. I left academia...and *then* published in PNAS.

About leaving academia. https://t.co/LyP5BxYsIO ($)

#SciComm #PhDLife #PhDChat #ERCChat

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"Communicating science to policymakers: six strategies for success" @projbridgeco #scicomm #scipol
https://t.co/jzoXZp39Wy

[Information is Beautiful @infobeautiful]

How many have you fallen for? https://t.co/S6tNxEiPuF