My husband, an essential employee, finally got permission to #WFH part time. I'm joining the rest of you in observing my spouse's work habits for the first time. First discovery - he types loudly. His very presence is loud. @althebrewer#wfhlife
Calling researchers who want to help:
- Find cures
- Flatten the curve
- Improve wellbeing
- Improve teaching/learning from home
- Support our economies
- Create the best policy
...during the #COVID19 crisis
(And want to do it fast with NO APC)
#AcadmicChatter#AcademicTwitter
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My girls are being raised in an egalitarian home. No shame here! But, it's great to see this research, and the news picking it up.
"There’s a lot of talk about why women work...a whole bunch of ‘mother guilt’ based on almost no findings.”
https://t.co/OEX2jLfgfY #workingmom
#AI is changing research. There's amazing potential to join up research happening across disciplines. "Using just the language in millions of old scientific papers, a machine learning algorithm was able to make completely new scientific discoveries." https://t.co/7gyvBoqKo7
I'm all for the arts, which is a more typical choice for beauty competition talents, but this is pretty awesome! #becausescience
https://t.co/yIX3fQSpY1
There's a difference between a green light and a blessing. A green light says, "Go ahead; I need to let you." A blessing says, "Go for it; I trust you." Let's give our kids the latter.
"We don't need a new discipline. We need to respect, sustain, and strengthen the ones we already have...science and technology studies (STS), communication, sociology, anthropology, political science, cognitive science, and digital humanities." https://t.co/gapH6jZ0z8