@LaurenJOConnell I did the same a few years ago, going from academia to public sector research. The difference in work-life balance is astonishing. Best of luck!
SQA has published the 2020 National Attainment Statisitics, Attainment Summary, and Chief Examiner's report for this year's #SQAResults - visit our website for more information including details of the methodology we used - https://t.co/QI1uUVACwf
Just attended a great @InsightBritish Q&A on student mobility in the time of Covid. Particularly good on the uses and limitations of forecasting #GoingGlobal2020
In an article today, @caitlinmoran described a visit to Treasures Galllery @britishlibrary and noticed how few 'treasures' were written by or about women. So I'm going to tweet each day for the next 3 weeks, a BL 'treasure' by a woman. Feel free to join in. #BLwomentreasures
The uk will be doing a lot better when so many of us don’t confuse being clever (and I am all for being clever) with being a posh boy in a suit sprinkling latin. (I am all for Latin too, but not the sprinkled variety!)
"Your name tells where you come from". Helsingin Sanomat writes about our conference Personal names and cultural reconstructions: https://t.co/7wUY8XS1mQ #personalnames2019 Read more about the conference: https://t.co/jMi3dEtjOg
Welcome to Twitter to the ANU Institute for Communication in Health Care - a close partner of @CorpusSocialSci, and a must-follow for anyone interested in healthcare communication.
This week is the tenth anniversary of the publication of the Historical Thesaurus of English! 22 October 2009 was our launch party, and it was fantastic to see so many old and new pals this week for our anniversary.
ICOS Summer School ”Methods of onomastics” is about to start! Exciting! We have 21 doctoral students from (almost) all over the world. #onomastics#names@ICOSnews@HYhumtdk
Closing session of a wonderful conference! Thanks to all the organisers - just had a big round of applause for @ainiala - and the participants! #personalnames2019