Dr Sophie Meekings (she/her) (@sophiemeekings) 's Twitter Profile
Dr Sophie Meekings (she/her)

@sophiemeekings

Deaf, disabled @royalsociety Research Fellow investigating the human voice. I care about good science, social justice, outdoor education, and cats.

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Dusty Chipura (@dustychipura) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Good morning! I'm putting some final touches on a talk i'm giving this week on neurodivergence in the workplace. Lots to say here, obvs...but if there was ONE THING that could make your workplace/ could have made your workplace more accessible for you as an ND person, what is it?

Anti-Ableist Research Cultures (@waarc_sheffield) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of our research associates, Armineh Soorenian, is setting up a network for academics and researchers with speech impairments. It's important to create spaces for peer support + sharing of experiences - we're very excited for this! Get in touch at [email protected]

UKLVC2025 (@uklvc2025) 's Twitter Profile Photo

‼️ ANNOUNCEMENT ‼️ The 15th UK Language Variation and Change conference will take place on 2-4 September 2025, co-organised by Lancaster University & The University of Central Lancashire. Lancaster University Phonetics Lab Linguistics and English Language, Lancaster Uni @UCLan More information on our website! wp.lancs.ac.uk/uklvc15/

UKLVC2025 (@uklvc2025) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are also delighted to announce the following plenary speakers: - Gabrielle Hodge @gab_hodge - Christian Ilbury Christian Ilbury - Sophie Meekings Dr Sophie Meekings (she/her) Very excited to hear about so much interesting research! The call for papers is coming soon!

Dr Sophie Meekings (she/her) (@sophiemeekings) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Delighted to have been elected alongside some v impressive people to help lead the UK Young Academy. Complex problems need complex solutions that extend beyond any one discipline/sector- the UKYA has incredible potential to break down those boundaries & create meaningful change.

UK Young Academy (@ukyoungacademy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Next up, we introduce our new Executive Group representative, Dr Sophie Meekings (she/her), a neuroscientist focused on understanding speech production in both typical speakers and those with communication disabilities. Despite being profoundly deaf, Sophie’s lived experience adds depth to

Next up, we introduce our new Executive Group representative, <a href="/sophiemeekings/">Dr Sophie Meekings (she/her)</a>, a neuroscientist focused on understanding speech production in both typical speakers and those with communication disabilities. Despite being profoundly deaf, Sophie’s lived experience adds depth to
RNID (@rnid) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you travel between Finsbury Park and Highbury & Islington on the Victoria Line, you’ll know the familiar feeling of wincing at the noise levels. We want to raise awareness of the damage that exposure to loud noise can do to people’s hearing. ⬇️ (1/2) bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

UK Young Academy (@ukyoungacademy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Are you clinically or self-diagnosed with any type of #neurodivergence? Do you work in the UK? We’re looking for participants to take part in our survey to better understand the current state of workplaces across the UK. This is part of our THRIVE project, which aims to make

Are you clinically or self-diagnosed with any type of #neurodivergence? Do you work in the UK? We’re looking for participants to take part in our survey to better understand the current state of workplaces across the UK. 

This is part of our THRIVE project, which aims to make
British Science Week (@scienceweekuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Meet Dr Dr Sophie Meekings (she/her) from The Royal Society and University of York, a deaf speech neuroscientist championing inclusivity. She studies what happens in your brain during a conversation. #SmashingStereotypes #BSW25 youtube.com/watch?v=YwGrjx…

Meet Dr <a href="/sophiemeekings/">Dr Sophie Meekings (she/her)</a> from <a href="/royalsociety/">The Royal Society</a> and <a href="/UniOfYork/">University of York</a>, a deaf speech neuroscientist championing inclusivity.

She studies what happens in your brain during a conversation. #SmashingStereotypes #BSW25

youtube.com/watch?v=YwGrjx…
Katie Pennick (@katiepennick) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Labour wants to scrap PIP for those with "lower needs" i.e. scoring 3 or less for each activity. Let’s look at what that means. Need someone to lift you in and out of the shower? = 3 points. Need someone to dress your lower body – to put on your pants and trousers? = 2 points.