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Graduated AF: Science Twitter

One of the most consistent pieces of advice I have for people in academia at all levels is to check out all the great content and conversations happening on #ScienceTwitter. Over the years Rachel and I have used Twitter to meet other scientists, find job postings and other opportunities, share our STS blog posts, and enjoy many, many videos of kitties, babies, and puppies. 

Starting out is pretty straight forward: create an account, choose a handle, set up your bio. What comes next can be a bit more intimidating. We’ve assembled some of our favorite tips and tricks for getting started and included some examples in the form of actual tweets! Keep an eye out for some useful twitter vocabulary sprinkled throughout this post. 

A peek at our own bio. Maybe we’ll give it an update this week!

TIP: Introduce yourself. Whether you have yet to tweet or you’ve been around for years and have some recent follows, it’s important to let people know who you are and what you’re about. 

Hi to all my new followers!!! I'm a grad student studying how lizard communities may be affected by stream drying which could lead to the loss of a potential food source (emerging aquatic insects). I tweet about my research, grad school, and social justice. pic.twitter.com/ROLtJotbqB

— Earyn McGee, MSc🦎🦎🦎 (@Afro_Herper) May 1, 2018
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Posted on December 13, 2018December 15, 2018 by meridithbartleyPosted in advice for students, Advice to Grad Students, AlwaysAScientist, encouragement, explaining things, grad student life, Inspiration, science and the media, Scientific Communication, STEM, the power of words, tipsTagged Science Communication, Science Twitter, STEM, STEM Twitter, Sweet Tea Science Blog, twitter. 1 Comment

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