rly disappointed in the nobel yet again 😤

2021 was a huge year for us! We surveyed over 86,000 square miles, 360,000 active wells, and 163,000 miles of pipelines – and we’re just getting started. See our 2021 impact here and contact us to learn how we can make a difference in your 2022 operations. bit.ly/35Pnp2P

We are thrilled to announce that the ComSciCon 2022 Flagship Workshop will be held August 4-6th, 2022 in-person in Cambridge, MA! 🎉 Applications are currently being accepted and will close on April 1st at 11:59pm EST: bit.ly/3HtCmp1 So what is #ComSciCon? 🧵 (1/5)

Harvard MBTA Station, Cambridge, MA 02163 A uniquely subterranean location, this Dunkin is an oasis nestled in the bosom of the Harvard Square MBTA station. The moment of joy when it appears at the bottom of the escalator cannot be replicated at other locations.

Your regular reminder that, no, we are not all doomed, and climate meltdown can be stopped. But it’s up to us, and depends on how fast we can take action to cut emissions. We’ve made some progress in recent years, but still have a long way to go: nature.com/articles/d4158…

Happy Birthday #ComSciCon! Today marks the end of our TENTH flagship workshop. Cake courtesy of our resident science baker, Claire Lamman

uh things you don't want to see on a plane: two different wifi networks

THIS ONE IS FOR THE DINOSAURS

The climate has changed slowly in the past due to variations in Earth's orbit and solar output. Its the rate of changes we've seen over the past century that are truly exceptional (and worrying). Here are global temperatures since the last ice age ended: nature.com/articles/s4159…

We are thrilled to announce that the ComSciCon 2023 Flagship Workshop will be held July 19-22, 2023 at Emerson College in Boston, MA! Apply by March 19 for an all expenses paid opportunity to meet experts and leaders in #SciComm and hone your skills: tinyurl.com/p8y69w9w

trading in my laptop to apple might not be the move

you may call me Magnus Kamdar

Ya'll, I made a planetarium movie!! It's about mapping the universe with DESI Survey and includes a flight through the real positions of 14 million galaxies. For anyone without access to a planetarium, here's a flat version. #5000Eyes 1/3 youtu.be/bYKUb05mnPk

Toasty nor’easter

Here are the big takeaways from the IPCC Synthesis Report released today. First, climate change has already caused widespread and substantial losses to almost every aspect of human life on this planet, and the impacts on future generations depend on the choices we make NOW.

From @ClimateMIT “Weather prediction is one of the most fantastic unsung success stories in science." Kerry Emanuel explains how modern day weather forecasting models are still accurate, even as weather patterns shift as a result of climate change. bit.ly/42dGVhj

always personally devastated when someone presses the close doors button when i've barely even left the elevator. why do u hate me

we finally have JWST images of all of the gas giants!!!

That's a wrap! #ComSciCon23 might have come to an end - but we are so excited about the lasting connections that have been made in the #ComSciCommunity, and the #SciComm knowledge that we will all bring home with us! (THREAD)

If you are an advocate for #ScienceCommunication in research and academia, consider supporting ComSciCon this #GivingTuesday so that we can continue to provide free #SciComm training to graduate students throughout the US and Canada! give.communityin.org/ComSciCon