Found the Nalini Nadkarni talk too late to watch it live. Good thing I can watch it later. #sciengage #scicomm #AAASmtg

.Nalini Nadkarni: look for positive consequences so we can walk the ridge between despair and hope to keep us from falling into immobility. We all have to find our pathway along the ridge. #AAASmtg #am21_nadkarni

Well that was a good #scicomm conversation! Thanks @mc_longshore Dr. Paige Jarreau and @Niveena for hosting #AAASmtg

Decided late to jump in on virtual #aaasmtg a little late. Now have 9 tabs open for recorded sessions from Mon and Tues that I want to watch. I realize in person has advantages (I miss interacting with real ppl), but virtual means more access. Can we do this every year? AAAS

Enjoying listening to the panel of women discussing about their research and careers as #WomenInScience for #WomenInScienceDay2021 #AAASmtg

Advice from Irina Rish for girls making choices about future career: ignore the stereotypes, ignore the sense of imposter syndrome. Focus on what you want to do and pursue the path to get there. Keep people around you who will encourage you. #WomenInSTEM #AAASmtg

Dexter the min-pin is my companion for #AAASmtg this year. He’s never upset if I spend my day on the couch with him. #dogsofAAASmtg #petsofAAASmtg

My favorite pandemic read for the day: trained dogs can detect COVID-19 in human sweat. ⁦BBC Science News⁩ #dogsdefeatcovid #covid19 sciencefocus.com/news/our-canin…

When yummy #sourdough research is featured on your favorite #podcast ⁦Science Friday⁩ you get the urge to become a baker. Interesting and delicious research from ⁦⁦Erin McKenney⁩ sciencefriday.com/segments/sourd…

A long Twitter absence has upsides (for mental health during an election year) and downsides (how am I just learning about a podcast dealing in words?!?) You're Saying it Wrong ⁦Kathy & Ross Petras⁩ npr.org/podcasts/64259…

Love that the face of a rolling blackout announcement is a squirrel. Somehow, I’m less worried about when these blackouts may happen and more willing to turn my thermostat down a bit. ⁦Lincoln Journal Star⁩ #LincolnElectricSystems journalstar.com/news/local/lin…

I wrote about something I've thinking about a lot recently: 19th century doctors were themselves obsessed with ventilation. How did we manage to forget that? 1/ theatlantic.com/health/archive…

Can’t wait to watch! #davidattenboroughslifeincolour ⁦BBC One⁩ youtu.be/V4cBzkkRHgM

Excited to hear what Susan Hiatt is working on! #womeninscience

Attending an Johns Hopkins AAP` Johns Hopkins University MA in Science Writing webinar today. Topic: Science, Journalism, the COVID Beat, and the Next Pandemic. Thanks Eliza Barclay Lindsey Leake, MA² Crystal Watson, DrPH

I forgot how much I miss the advisor in my masters in science writing program Johns Hopkins AAP` until I’m watching her host this webinar today.

Think I’ll join this team 😎 #ScottsTots

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