Blog run by PGRs and postdocs. We are building a platform for all early career researchers to practice sci-comm and writing. Project lead: @ErinPallott
Manchester, England
Joined June 2018
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I'm representing North West at the @FameLab national final 6 June!
I'll be bringing the gross factor to my talk on mucus, alongside nine other amazing speakers covering a wide range of science topics.
So excited to show Cheltenham Science Festival attendees what I'm all about!
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"Communicating science and establishing constructive dialogues with different members of society is challenging, but crucial to allow science to make the world a better place for everyone."
@fedespaggiari_ @ResHiveBlog @senseaboutsci
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#SciComm #SciPol
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#FluorescenceFriday #FluorescentFriday
A Trichuris muris egg getting up close and personal with the epithelium.
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I recently shared my PhD journey in a blog with @ResHiveBlog—Research Hive, reflecting on how I navigated the highs and lows of PhD life. You can read it here 👉research-hive.com/2025/04/04…
@heri_uct @GenusPalaeo
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Today we're in Manchester at @OfficialUoM delivering a Standing up for Science workshop encouraging early career scientists to engage with the public.
Stay tuned for live tweets from our panellists!
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Hell yes, though this was disappointing to read earlier
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"Communicating science and establishing constructive dialogues with different members of society is challenging, but crucial to allow science to make the world a better place for everyone."
@fedespaggiari_ @ResHiveBlog @senseaboutsci
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#SciComm #SciPol
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"Communicating science +establishing constructive dialogues with different members of society is challenging, but crucial to allow science to make the world a better place" - @fedespaggiari_
New article in @ResHiveBlog exploring how science and policy aren't all that different
Scientists and politicians need to communicate if we want groundbreaking science to make it into public life. @fedespaggiari_ writes about barriers and progress to effective cross-talk between these two worlds.
#scicomm #policy
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"As you embark on this PhD journey, think of it as a marathon – pace yourself and build endurance ... And don't forget to celebrate the small wins along the way!
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@ResHiveBlog #PhDs #ECRs
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My first blog post on Research Hive is now available to read. I talk about how my financial situation influenced my journey so far in both paid employment and education. Link below if you would like to read:
research-hive.com/2024/10/29…
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"As you embark on this PhD journey, think of it as a marathon – pace yourself and build endurance ... And don't forget to celebrate the small wins along the way!
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@ResHiveBlog #PhDs #ECRs
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“We work in an environment where people are more afraid of what will happen to them if they speak up than abusers fear facing consequences for their actions.”
NEW POST: @ErinPallott looks into the issue of bullying academia. How big is the issue? Why does it happen? How do we tackle it? All are covered in this article.
#AcademicChatter #PhDLife #PhDChat #Scicomm
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My biggest writing motivator is being mad about stuff, so I tackled the topic of academic bullying.
It started as a rant, but I've tried to make it something people can use as a starting point to get help.
#AcademicChatter #PhDChat
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How to build your skills and confidence in science communications: a guide for PhDs, by PhDs
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@ResHiveBlog #SciComm #ECRs
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2nd year PhD student Jamie Williams wrote this blog for @ResHiveBlog - take a look! Communicating Your Work to the Public: A Skill, an Art, and a Tool research-hive.com/2024/09/24…
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Do you find conferences & other in-person events overwhelming?
Our blog shares some of the things organisers can do to make them less challenging for people with mental health issues &/or neurodivergence, after attending 2 ourselves!
Find out more 👉 bit.ly/3yWI0kA
ALT It's the more informal stuff I find particularly challenging: the coffee breaks, lunch, social gatherings. They are less easy to predict. The 'rules' are not as stringent.
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Taking part in @imascientist has been a pleasure. The team kindly sent me this mug as appreciation for the time I've put into it, noted by this badge I got via email this morning. If you want to volunteer some time for public engagement, I recommend this programme.
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I've brought my self-promotional material with me AND it's in perfect view of the lunch spread so you can't avoid talking to me about sci-comm!
#BeckerShowcase – at Manchester, England
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The @UoM_DAGSoc Conference yesterday was an incredible success! It was great to have our amazing sponsors there to chat to our PGRs and support the event! @NEBiolabs @Stratech_UK @Merck_lifesci
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En route to Gothenburg for #mucin2024! Excited to present a poster about my work on goblet cells during helminth infection.
Also another chance to bring up my sci-comm blog piece I wrote in my first year (before I became the blog overlord) @mucinmeeting
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