Dr Barbara Kunz (@kunzbe) 's Twitter Profile
Dr Barbara Kunz

@kunzbe

Not here anymore || Find me on LinkedIn or via email if you want to get in touch || Geochemist || LA-ICP-MS technician @OpenUniversity

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Sam Giles (@gilespalaeolab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is ACE! I always try and co-review with a student where possible: I’ll email the editor first to check it’s ok and make sure the student gets full credit. It’s great to see this adopted formally - hope more journals follow!

Jen Heemstra (@jenheemstra) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ā€œI buried my feminine intelligence alive in order to surviveā€ Being a woman in Hollywood and being a woman in STEM are shockingly similar. We’re told the way to succeed is to act more like men, but what if the real path to success is embracing who we are? nytimes.com/2020/02/07/opi…

Athene Donald (@athenedonald) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today is International Day of Girls and Women in Science. What will you be doing? My handy list of actions anyone can take to help #WomenInScienceDay occamstypewriter.org/athenedonald/j…

Dr. Penny Wieser (@penny_wieser) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Interested in the behaviour of S and other chalcophile elements? Check out our new preprint using melt inclusions and glasses from Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii to track sulfide saturation in the mantle, crust, and within lava lakes! eartharxiv.org/u6j79 EarthArXiv

Interested in the behaviour of S and other chalcophile elements? Check out our new preprint using melt inclusions and glasses from Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii to track sulfide saturation in the mantle, crust, and within lava lakes! eartharxiv.org/u6j79 <a href="/EarthArXiv/">EarthArXiv</a>
Science Council (@science_council) 's Twitter Profile Photo

@en4ei The Open University @heidi_teaman Institute of Physics Royal Astronomical Society @AAPTTweets Next up is Dr Barbara Kunz, who recently won the @TimesHigherEd #Technician of the Year Award Technician Commitment. Barbara shares her journey into science, the role of technicians and her experiences winning such a fantastic award. Listen here: soundcloud.com/user-801113867… #Feb11 @en4ei

Soapbox Science (@soapboxscience) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ONE WEEK LEFT to get your applications in to speak at Soapbox Science! Events are happening in 15 countries this year! Find your nearest and apply here: soapboxscience.org/apply-to-speak… #WomenInSTEM

ONE WEEK LEFT to get your applications in to speak at Soapbox Science! Events are happening in 15 countries this year! Find your nearest and apply here:

soapboxscience.org/apply-to-speak…
#WomenInSTEM
Dr Stephanie Flude (@thenoblegasbag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"On average, academics work 51 hours per week ... Assuming a normal working week of 35 hours, that’s 16 hours per week extra, unpaid labour, or ... 119 extra days per year. Universities ... run on the basis of this unpaid labour; they would swiftly collapse if it was withdrawn."

Fay Lin, PhD (@xiaofei_lin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My PhD training has taught me how to tackle a problem that no one has ever faced before, independently seek out the appropriate resources/mentors, and craft a novel and effective solution. If that isn't a marketable professional skill, I don't know what is. #AcademicTwitter

Dr. Penny Wieser (@penny_wieser) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Finally some good news at a time where it feels my micro-analytical-focused PhD is grinding to a halt - my paper in crystal scavenging in Nature Communications is in the top 50 most read Earth and Planetary Science articles published in 2019! #NCOMTop50

Finally some good news at a time where it feels my micro-analytical-focused PhD is grinding to a halt - my paper in crystal scavenging in <a href="/NatureComms/">Nature Communications</a> is in the top 50 most read Earth and Planetary Science articles published in 2019!
#NCOMTop50
Dr Aisha Ahmad (@profaishaahmad) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Academic peeps: I've lived through many disasters. Here is my advice on "productivity". First, play the long game. Your peers who are trying to work as normal right now are going to burn out fast. They're doomed. Make a plan with a longer vision. /1

Dr Barbara Kunz (@kunzbe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just took part in my first zoom online yoga class! What an amazing world we live in... that we are able to connect with people in times when we should keep our distance.