#Manuscript

Dr. Megan Kate Nelson is the co-host now 🍾

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Academics tend to dislike talking about money.It destroys the narrative that we do all of this for love, and therefore we should give away our work for free. But I

Alessandra L♡DRINI

THREAD: I’m starting my scientific research paper, so I thought I’d share some underrated writing tips that I have come across. Hope this helps! #sciwritingtips #medtwitter #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdchat Manuscript

Today’s #SyriacPalimpsestsMonday I would like to devote to the oldest dated #Biblical #manuscript in existence. Those familiar with the field of #Syriac studies, might think in this respect of the

This sounds heartfelt, and yes, we've all been there. So follow the hashtag to collect them all! #TenReasonsNotToAskAWriterToReadYourWIP https://twitter.com/tadethompson/status/1252986233854230529 1. If you're a writer, chances are you get re

Emilio M. Bruna

Hard disagree. Reviewers are helpful when they identify and contextualize a manuscript’s strengths AND its weaknesses. That includes pointing out if and how it can be improved.https://twitter.com/blekhman/status/1194269025758568449 Good editors aren’

Someone wrote the following on a review to a highprofile conservation journal:"Although some text is OK, the MS is not fully written in intelligible English, and sadly, I don't have

Spooky Dr Paul Moffett

Have we talked about the manuscript of Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte Darthur, twitter? First things first: Le Morte Darthur was a print book, published by William Caxton in 1485.

#science is broken - a thread: since the pandemic began we have been at the forefront of advocacy and science for #LongCovid/#PASC. In Nov 2020, we submitted a novel dataset

Writers, respond here if you're currently open for manuscript edits/consultations! It'd be great to have a list to draw from when I'm recommending editors to students and to the writers

Lisa Fagin Davis

I don’t know if this is a serious question or not, but I’m going to give it a serious answer. Here’s a thread on “So, you think you’ve solved the

The review process is a hard learning process for graduate students. Recently, we got a rejection that was not very useful (alright in itself) but had the lines "The value

There's no such thing as a perfect manuscript.(sorry, long-winded editing talk that's only interesting to me, feel free to ignore me! )But really, there isn't. I see a lot of

RedPen/BlackPen

Some charts - a thread.First: version rate (manuscript, grant, code, etc.) vs time to deadline1/n Next: dopamine levels vs. time it takes to get the stupid manuscript accepted2/n Next: Oh

BL printed heritage

BLprintheritage

Today's thread is about Ignatius Sancho (c.1729-1780). He was a composer, actor and writer who lived in London for many years. He was orphaned early on, enslaved when he was

Series of Unfortunate PhDvents

Science and academia as told by Schitt’s Creek gifs. A thread. (Feel free to add in) Going into lab expecting all of your experiments to fail. When your PI asks

An illustrated manuscript of the Uttarakanda, the seventh and last Act (kand) of the Tulsi Das' Ramcharitmanas, Pahari, possibly #Chamba, Vikram Samvat 1869, 1812 AD Sita Ram Lakshman return to Ayodhya depicted in