Twitter for Scientists
Aimee Edgeworth
Tweet your research and network with other scientists.
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How Journals Can Increase Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Science
eLife Early-Career Advisory Group
Radical changes that journals can adopt to address racism in the scientific community and to make science more diverse and inclusive.
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Toward Institutional Progress: Faculty Book Groups, Anti-Racist Texts
Eric Sentell, PhD
Faculty book groups reading anti-racist texts are a simple, actionable idea for driving individual and institutional change.
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Civil Discourse as a Path to Hearing Others' Hopes & Fears
The Edge for Scholars
Being non-judgmental, embracing curiosity, asking lots of questions, and listening respectfully make us better physicians.
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An Academic Approach to Writing in Academia
Ashley Hood, PhD
A roundup of posts by Dr. Eric Sentell, who takes a scholarly approach to writing advice, complete with historic and literary references.
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A Smorgasbord of Grant Writing Pointers with a Side of Wit
Ashley Hood, PhD
Excellent food for thought and a generous portion of style pointers and common mistakes.
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Using Content-Lexical Ties To Connect Ideas in Writing
Eric Sentell, PhD
You may have been told that your writing doesn’t flow well, but were you taught what that meant? Were you told how to fix it?
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Three Tips for Writing to Non-Specialists
Eric Sentell, PhD
We often have broader audiences than our fellow specialists. Here are three tips for writing to non-specialists, from a writing specialist.
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Making Writing More Memorable and Persuasive
Eric Sentell, PhD
Schema theory can help you achieve compelling, influential memorability in your grant proposals, scholarly articles, and other writing.
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Finding Community on Twitter: Why I Plugged In
Rachel Bonami, PhD
Missing those impromptu hallway chats of ye olde February 2020? Consider turning to Twitter .
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