TWITTER FOR SCIENCE-ROUNDUP#3

Was recommending this article to a student and was reminded what a useful resource this is. If you haven't read it before will certainly recommend. @MBoCjournal https://t.co/tmPRD4fZkr pic.twitter.com/jAP4Yw3UJR

— Nagaraj B (@AdhesionLab) June 3, 2020

Free download! Confused about how to structure your PhD? Use this handy template to see all the elements required in a thesis + where they fit & how they relate to one another https://t.co/rQ2pAvtIcd by @phdproofreaders #phdchat #phdadvice #phdforum #phdlife #ecrchat #acwri pic.twitter.com/cS3Ss7jAN1

— Write That PhD (@WriteThatPhD) June 1, 2020

In today’s @nytimes, I write about how to read a scientific paper in the middle of a pandemic https://t.co/6W2FfVg4AM pic.twitter.com/uFOYe2UqfH

— Carl Zimmer (@carlzimmer) June 2, 2020

What I cannot escape, as a scientist, is that our collective delusion of 'objectivity' is a deep problem. Science is a human process, done by humans, and as such cannot escape subjectivity. Pretending it is objective suppresses and opresses our humanity.

— Siobhan Braybrook (@BraybrookSA) June 3, 2020

We are looking for an enthusiastic and ambitious future PhD candidate interested in plant pathology and with affinity for molecular biology to find novel ways to combat spinach downy mildew. With @guidopmi & @MFSeidl. Come join us and apply here 👉https://t.co/24H6dx9in6 . pic.twitter.com/BpYQQDx6XS

— Ronnie de Jonge (@dejongepmi) May 29, 2020

Dr DS Kothari Post Doctoral Fellowships in Sciences, Medical and Engineering Sciences by @ugc_india : Applications invited from candidates holding PhD and less than 35 years of age. For details, please visit https://t.co/yiTYvCzkFo

— SK Varshney (@skvdst1) June 1, 2020

We are looking for talented postdocs to join our team to study light/temperature signaling and chloroplast biogenesis. Please email application materials to meng.chen@ucr.edu

— MengChen_lab (@MengChen_Lab) June 3, 2020