#AcademicTwitter This is awesome!!!
Google launches new search engine to help scientists find the datasets they need https://t.co/8Z7I4iGJxW via @Verge
.@MattLanter is taking action during Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month. Are you? RT in honor of the 50 million people living with Alzheimer’s and dementia worldwide and get involved at https://t.co/DoYmIZCxvN. #ENDALZ
#Nurses, do you find the #EHR frustrating with poor usability? Check out talking points & resources for helping us change the situation at https://t.co/oCzG61VBNG
@blueyedgenes@PhDForum I'm stoked to pay for a conference overseas. This is an ideal venue to share my diss and my favorite theorist will be there!! Plan to bundle this into a well deserved post-grad European vacation. #goals
IN PRESS! "One Hertz versus Ten Hertz repetitive TMS treatment of PTSD: A Randomized Clinical Trial" published in Psychiatry Research @els_psychiatry
https://t.co/5wfml3MZi6
When drafting a protocol manuscript for a study in progress, use active voice rather than past tense even for events that have already occurred (e.g., recruitment)? #phdchat#phdlife#phdforum
Recent tweets have shared news of academic colleagues whose death by suicide occurred amid the insurmountable pressure they experienced in higher education.
Our mental health is important.
We need to collectively challenge harmful work environments and name abuse when we see it
It’s here, just in time for Christmas! Registrations are now open for #ASSBINZRA19 conference, to be held in beautiful Wellington 2nd - 4th May https://t.co/n6wfcMqgM7
Dr. @TamarRodney – a Geneva Foundation & @JonasImpact Scholar – explains her research to create a blood test to help determine and predict #PTSD in those suffering from brain injuries #TBI