#LabHaiku - Twitter Hashtag

almost 6 years ago

My grad student Rachel @shoebutterbean has written a new #labhaiku to express her feelings at this point in the data analysis for her Rhodomonas salina transcriptome experiment. We've all been there. #ScienceTwitter #AcademicChatter

JLDudycha's tweet photo. My grad student Rachel @shoebutterbean has written a new #labhaiku to express her feelings at this point in the data analysis for her Rhodomonas salina transcriptome experiment. We've all been there. #ScienceTwitter #AcademicChatter https://t.co/mdBIExCf9w

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Talia H. Swartz @taliaswartz

over 6 years ago

a fateful new year freezer malfunction happened Marie Kondo lab #labhaiku #sparkjoy #2020reboot #yearsofloss #lotsofworktodo #purinovation

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evolvingseas @evolvingseas

about 7 years ago

Scientists are often asked to describe our work in few words. So years ago, I started a project challenging my students to say what they do in a mere 17 syllables. I thought a good way to start my time here with this. What’s your #LabHaiku?

evolvingseas's tweet photo. Scientists are often asked to describe our work in few words. So years ago, I started a project challenging my students to say what they do in a mere 17 syllables. I thought a good way to start my time here with this. What’s your #LabHaiku? https://t.co/t3KIu0AYMc

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Jeff Dudycha @JLDudycha

over 7 years ago

This entry in our #LabHaiku project comes from @shoebutterbean (aka grad student Rachel Schomaker), who found her #bioinformatics code auto-generated haiku. While it's not something *I've* ever experienced, I do love the symmetry of the poem. #scicomm

JLDudycha's tweet photo. This entry in our #LabHaiku project comes from @shoebutterbean (aka grad student Rachel Schomaker), who found her #bioinformatics code auto-generated haiku. While it's not something *I've* ever experienced, I do love the symmetry of the poem. #scicomm https://t.co/PEKJ5grvyu

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Jeff Dudycha @JLDudycha

over 7 years ago

An advantage of working with cyclic parthenogens is that they're supposed to easily and abundantly produce clonal daughters. This entry in our #LabHaiku project is for everyone who has ever tried to set up a #lifetable with #Daphnia.

JLDudycha's tweet photo. An advantage of working with cyclic parthenogens is that they're supposed to easily and abundantly produce clonal daughters. This entry in our #LabHaiku project is for everyone who has ever tried to set up a #lifetable with #Daphnia. https://t.co/SplOfKGGVZ

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Jeff Dudycha @JLDudycha

over 7 years ago

This is the one that started our #LabHaiku project in '08, and I thought looking back would be a great start to the year. It comes from Chris Brandon, back when he was an REU student in my lab; now he's an asst. prof. at Florida Southern. #daphnia #parthenogenesis

JLDudycha's tweet photo. This is the one that started our #LabHaiku project in '08, and I thought looking back would be a great start to the year. It comes from Chris Brandon, back when he was an REU student in my lab; now he's an asst. prof. at Florida Southern. #daphnia #parthenogenesis https://t.co/BZlgpclWOn

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Jennifer Shelley @JnnfrShlly

over 7 years ago

Image overnight | Gives me such blurry pictures | Autofocus sucks #labhaiku

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Jeff Dudycha @JLDudycha

over 7 years ago

Years ago, we launched our #LabHaiku project. Since scientists are asked to describe our work in ever-fewer words, we set out to cut it down to a mere 17 syllables. As we start it back up, Patrick McKenzie describes the joy of molecular evolution in a billion-year-old phylum.