#PhdChat

Dr Carmen Monoxide

CARM1Monoxide

Normalize shaming PIs who expect their group members to work evenings and weekendshttps://twitter.com/quantumbeans/status/1301770855513350144 Keyword is “expect”. Everyone has to work late and on weekends every now and then (I certainly

Shelby Lynn Clark

ShelbyLynnClar3

Hey @AcademicChatter, are there any success stories of those who did poorly on the GRE but still got into their PhD programs? Please let me know. Today was my 2nd

Lydia Crow

lmtcrow

Two years ago today, I submitted my thesis for assessment. I've finally got round to serialising extracts of it. Read the first post and download the thesis here. More to

Daphne M. Penn, PhD 💕💚

DaphneMPenn

Over the years, well-meaning scholars have warned me about the dangers of being distracted by community/public engagement. Therefore, I’ve always been low-key about my “non-academic” activities (podcasting, blogging, etc). #PhDChat

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thekervincible

Story time #phdchat :Earlier this year, I was in brief correspondence with Maori scholar, Linda Tuhiwai-Smith in relation to her groundbreaking book "Decolonizing Methodologies" (details of whatever we talked about

Laura Holland

lzocean

This quarantine is making me realize how much of my #mentalhealth maintenance relies upon routine. People joke about staying in their pjs/sweatpants for days at a time or not showering

Tamsyn Hawken PhD

HealthPsychTam

If you're struggling mentally with lockdown measures easing - PLEASE remember that our brains are amazing.If you're struggling to adjust right now, that means your brain has done its job

Olivia Bullock

ombullock

Excited to share part two of our #jargon study! Here, we find that jargon in science messages affects individuals' perceptions of themselves - making them feel like they aren't "science

Josephine Sirotkin

JLSirotkin

Today I would've been presenting my paper at the BSA, so here is a thread with a couple of points that I would have discussed #britsoc2020 #phd @CDSLeeds @SSPLeeds 1/10

Emily Hunt

emilydoesastro

Do you use a reference manager? Well I think you should! It is *SO* nice to have all of your papers neatly organised. I keep notes on things I've read

Angelo Victoria

gelomerase

I am conflicted about Open Access because as a poor student-researcher I love that I can read papers freely, but as a poor student-researcher I also can't afford publishing in

Dr Zoë Ayres

ZJAyres

A list of my #mentalhealth posters so far to highlight what I do for new followers. I make posters to raise awareness of issues people face in academia. They are

Sara Harrison

Sara_Harrison79

[thread from a PhD student living in lockdown] Going into the lockdown ~4 weeks ago I had grand plans & expectations to get a lot of work done and have

Sarah Knight

sarah_gis

Folks. I've just merged all my PhD chapters into 1 actual thesis document! Things I have learnt about creating a thesis in Word that will keep you SANE...(please comment &

Awais Hussain

MAwaisHussain6

My professor puts his name as first author always although his contribution is less in the paper. While sending the paper to him, our lab students put their names first

Naven Narayanan

EebNaven

Recently while submitting a manuscript on ScholarOne (a manuscript submission software for many journals) I ran into a problem of having to compulsorily enter a first name and surname (1/n).