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October 23, 2017July 18, 2018 Aleksandra Pawlik

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GetSetLearningGetSet@GetSetLearning·
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RT @InorganicVeggie: #Teaching #KindnessInScience #HigherEd #SciComm #CerebrosLatinx #LatinosEnCiencia #Altac #ecrchat #PhD #PhDLife

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InorganicVeggiePomarrosa es cinismo hecho mujer.@InorganicVeggie·
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#Teaching #KindnessInScience #HigherEd #SciComm #CerebrosLatinx #LatinosEnCiencia #Altac #ecrchat #PhD #PhDLife

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testeevesTammy Steeves@testeeves·
21 Mar

This 🤩 Related: Embrace the creative process when writing an abstract/paper/thesis. Scientists are storytellers too 📚 #ConSERTeam Related: If you’re in academia and it already following @jenheemstra pls do consider it. Her feed is littered with #KindnessInScience 🤓

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synapse101Dr Emma Beckett@synapse101·
20 Mar

Shout out to scientist and good human @abbilscott - she’s been tweeting support to all the @auBritish #famelabaus contestants while she sits and waits in line for her own turn to present. Science needs more like this! #kindnessinscience

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novpNatalie Plank@novp·
20 Mar

I’m just taking a moment to say I am extremely proud of my research group (past and present). My students and postdoc are all wonderful people. Supporting each other and definitely strong examples of #KindnessInScience Heartwarming stuff!

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