Be unapologetically enthusiastic. she/her
(Microbial) Ecology & Evolution PhD student studying endosymbiosis in diatoms @ University of MT. views are my own.
Hi friends! My PhD project involves culturing lots of #diatoms from Rhopalodiaceae. If you know there's some in a local area to you, I'd love to get samples from you! Shipping costs can be paid by our lab funding. Pls pass this along to your #algae and diatom friends if you can!
My best hot writing tip is have word read your writing out loud to you to catch silly little mistakes. Your ears are way better at it than your eyes, especially later in the editing process.
Hi ADHD STEM/academia friends, how do you finish the last 10% of something? Asking for me and my writtens being due in 3 days 🥲😬 #AcademicTwitter@AcademicChatter
@_Toukana Any updates on adding touchscreen support for PC? I love the game, but don't want to sit at my computer to play after all day computer work too! I'd love to be able to play on my surface.
Science friends, do you have a favorite field of scientists that is not your field in the slightest? Or is that just me? I freaking love physicists. Could never be one, though.
@JumpingGenomes Super interesting. Maybe I've just been in endosymbiosis land too long to remember! You've certainly given me a fun idea for a question to ask everyone and all of my classes for the future now 😂
Every time that “annoyingly earnest social activist” character shows up, clock that you’re being served propaganda intended to make folks more afraid of being embarrassing than of living thru the life threatening fallout of state violence and neglect.
Working from home has really let me live my ADHD life and it's honestly great. The hardest part was letting go of a "traditional work structure" in my own brain. Now I just kinda bounce around and do whatever my brain wants, but I get way more done overall.
@CharlotteJD@AcademicChatter Zotero!! I use their in-app pdf reader/highlighter and take notes in onenote as needed. I'll add a short summary to the pdf notes in Zotero if it's particularly important. I used to use Mendeley, but made the switch to Zotero as they're open source and not owned by Elsevier.