It was good fun and a great collaborative effort across different research fields, just the way science should be. I look forward to future collaborations #WomenInSTEM #ECR

Apparently J. Neurosci are now charging trainees for Journal Club articles - this is not ok; petition here 👇

#JournalOfNeuroscienceResearch just released their special issue: #Age-Related Hearing Loss: A new focus on an age-old puzzle. The special issue features a collection of reviews and research articles across multiple disciplines within the #auditory neuroscience field.

Cases are rising in many areas of the country. We've added a chart to our postcode lookup so you can see what the trend is like in your area. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-517682…

COVID-19 induced research skill number 537, ability to multi-task by simultaneously attending two virtual conferences across 2 time zones APAN UCL Ear Institute

Good to hear so many presenters acknowledging the presence of extra-lemniscal pathways at #apan2020 today APAN

Going good-to-soft, waterlogged in places. It's not called the water-meadows for nothing!

Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Call for Evidence gov.uk/government/con…

A good reason to log back on to Twitter! Thank you to my UCL Ear Institute and The Open University colleagues who supported me and my UCL Arena HEA Fellowship application #teaching #research #AdvanceHE

The best type of reviewer's comments 😃 #growyourown

Very nice review covering the bits that auditory physiologists would generally prefer to ignore. Well done @katiehough21 and team. The answer to your tweet seems to be a resounding "yes"!

Today Marmalade made her screen debut as a #StudyBuddy in an @StudentHubLive session run by The Open University. With so many module options its not just "horses for courses".

I used to be proud of my ability to record from neurons in brain regions that other researchers found too small or difficult to bother with but I'm now trying to envisage the size and angle of swab required for the nasal amygdala approach...

It's great to be working with an organisation that actively promotes wellbeing and work/life balance to support both its staff and students. #makingadifference @OU_healthsci Faculty of STEM, The Open University

Amazing to have been part of a great team researching the mechanisms behind #hearingloss and #NorrieDisease

Yet another difference between teaching and research - the quality of my morning emails. Love feeling like I'm making a difference while just doing my job with School of LHCS, The Open University

I've always felt unwelcome in academia. I have tried to ignore it, consider it imposter syndrome etc because I thoroughly believe #academia is improved for its #diversity in teaching and research. Unfortunately universities don't appear to agree.

The sun is shining on a celebration of 50 years of #neuroscience The Open University. Very much looking forward to today's event hosted by School of LHCS, The Open University