I never WANT to be mansplained to, but when the opportunity arose yesterday to tell someone (with as much sass as I could muster) that I’m literally getting a PhD in the subject they’re completely unqualified and pontificating incorrectly to me about, it did feel great
Yes, preparing for qualifying exams is stressful and scary. But also, I’m over here just giddy with excitement all day reading about some of the coolest things in the world to me. Lucky to be doing this :)
Happy reading! More Foxes than Hedgehogs: The Case for Nitrogen Fixation in Coastal Marine Sediments - Fulweiler - Global Biogeochemical Cycles - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/jUohUvvHEz #nfix4eva
Surfacing White Shark Movement: Bigelow Laboratory researchers are using emergent tools like environmental DNA and advanced models to better track white sharks in the Gulf of Maine — and forecast where they might appear in a warming future.
Read more: https://t.co/yBqiIlJexa
that moment when you gain self awareness at family dinner midway through your 20 min monologue about climate change and crabs invading Antarctica and nobody knows what you’re even remotely talking about
@esfrates Oh yes I’m totally fine! Still waiting to hear what actually happened to the train. It happened going from Harvard to Central on the red line
Welp, just experienced my first T catching on fire.. while on it. (unconfirmed it was actually on fire, but we all had to get off and out of the station and it was absolutely filled with smoke) #justbostonthings
day is off to a banner start with my @MBTA red line train filling up with smoke and being decommissioned at central station, which was consequently also filled with smoke
cc: @universalhub