Work Stress, Burnout Prevention, and Neuroscience. MSc Management, BSc Neuroscience đ§ PhD in progress @JMSBConcordia đ
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Nina Nesdoly retweeted
Literature review? Preparing a reading grid of the relevant literature is really helpful. Hopefully this example can be useful. Please shaređ #AcademicTwitter #AcademicWriting
PDF and plain text versions can be downloaded from our website: oacommunity.org/resources
ALT Image showing a reading grid, which is a detailed table with information about specific papers. Useful when writing a literature review. Accessible PDF and plain text versions can be downloaded from our website: oacommunity.org/resources
Nina Nesdoly retweeted
Academic writing is wild bc youâll read four articles just to write one sentence.
Anyway, hereâs a thread of resources Iâve been using to speed through this review Iâm working on:
Nina Nesdoly retweeted
Everyone knows you canât be successful in science by working 9-5. You have to work 10-6.
Nina Nesdoly retweeted
My two oldest kids (8 and 6) ask me to tell them an âinteresting factâ every night at bedtime. Having now exhausted my own supply of memorized trivia as well as several random lists on the internet, Iâm taking suggestions belowâŚ
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scholarcy.com
⢠Click âTry scholarly nowâ
⢠Upload your paper
⢠Read the generated summary.
Great way to get the lay of the land on a topic! If a paper seems particularly important go read the whole thing.
Nina Nesdoly retweeted
To anyone who seeks to apply to grad school, either master or PhD. Finding a good PI is absolutely more important than any school or program ranking
I'm extremely blessed for having one as supportive as mine
#PhDLife #PhDAdvice @OpenAcademics @ivorytowerBS @AcademicChatter #PhD
Was walking back from lunch with a coworker. He knew my major and asked âso, what is it about neuroscience that excites you?â
5 yrs later we still stay up past midnight talking about advances in science & tech and drawing diagrams on our whiteboard.
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Success is not a limited resource.
Others' success is not a threat to you.
Celebrate it.
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THREAD: I went to bed angry and I woke up angry. I am enraged...On the same day that ICUs were so full, more field hospitals were being built and our health experts were calling the 3rd wave of #COVID19 a "humanitarian catastrophe"...the Ontario government let us down. /1
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New Provincial Enforcement Measures to Support Public Health Orders bit.ly/2Qv4Ycb
#ottnews
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"Where are you headed, citizen?"
"I'm going to get on a crowded bus and ride for 45 minutes to a warehouse with known Covid cases, and work there packed next to people ineligible for a vaccine for about 12 hours."
"Understood, carry on. HEY! Get off that teeter-totter!"
Nina Nesdoly retweeted
Here's my best financial (and general) advice for rising #PhD students:
Don't think of yourself as a "student," even though you technically will be one.
#gradschool #gradstudent #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter
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đ¨đŚ Calling all graduate students studying in Canada!
We are doing a study to explore graduate student mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic and we need your voice:
cuhealth.eu.qualtrics.com/jfâŚ
Please share & RT!
#gradstudent #phdlife #gradschool #phd #mentalhealth #phdchat
Death counts arenât the whole story. Stay safe everyone â¤ď¸
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Nina Nesdoly retweeted
2. The paradox of writing: Great writing looks effortless. But because the ideas are so clear, casual readers don't appreciate how much time it took to refine them.
Accepted! Super excited to present my thesis research at the @AOMConnect Annual Meeting this summer.
