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PhD project, start October 2024, UK 🇬🇧 nationals only
Development and processing of Vanadium Alloys for nuclear fusion! ☢ ☀
Open until filled! Apply now.
Emailing your detailed CV and transcripts to [email protected].
https://t.co/sDt98oLWpW
Here is the https://t.co/hRGqn2cEV7 link to the Economist article, titled “China has become a scientific superpower”
The article contains multiple charts like this.
https://t.co/DeyQq0bu6a
@dontfearai I now predict 5 to 20 years but without much confidence. We live in very uncertain times. It's possible that I am totally wrong about digital intelligence overtaking us. Nobody really knows which is why we should worry now.
In the NYT today, Cade Metz implies that I left Google so that I could criticize Google. Actually, I left so that I could talk about the dangers of AI without considering how this impacts Google. Google has acted very responsibly.
This clip of Gary Lineker from 2021 feels relevant to where we are now. He outlines his interest in 'refugee issues', how he considers himself a freelancer, how Tim Davie's never called to say 'you can't tweet that' - and that he doesn't think 'they could do that anyway'.
It is probably not a fair comparison, but I can’t stop comparing junior doctors with postdocs and consultants with professors at universities…any thoughts?
If universities in countries like Australia pay twice as much as UK universities at Professorial level, how exactly do the Tories plan to attract top talent to Brexit Britain?
Scientists spend too much time taking “professional selfies”.
A paper from PNAS describes what it takes to be a scientist today. Key points (that I always emphasize myself):
#AcademicTwitter@AcademicChatter#research
Are you working on materials for the energy transition?OxfordMaterials are hiring at Associate Professor level in this incredibly important area.
The post is part of the ZERO Institute which spans across Materials, Engineering Science and Geography… https://t.co/ph3AZ3gdWq
@JoFeanelwa Don't know how things will be at 2024/25, but we are still routinely looking into plastic deformation microstructure in different metals. If you think of anything relevant, please DM.
@McDonaldsUK We go to McDonald's quite regularly and the little toys and the little books are great for my kids. Thank you for the affordable menus over the years...
Great news for @unibirmingham and @RollsRoyce who have just been announced winners of the @RAEngNews Bhattacharyya Award for industry-academia collaboration.
https://t.co/cYdVph141T