'morgen!
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) May 30, 2018
"ich geh mal eben die sommerreifen montieren." https://t.co/3LQ1OPJC8k #touche 🙂
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) May 30, 2018
"Die Erinnerungen bilden unsere Erzählung über uns selbst, und diese Erzählung ist der vielleicht wichtigste Teil unserer Identität." Vollendung des Jahreszeiten-Zyklus: "Im Sommer" von Karl Ove Knausgård erscheint auf Deutsch https://t.co/hoIDHlGlav
— Knut Cordsen (@CordsenKnut) May 30, 2018
glad I made it until nearly 41 by now … 🙂 https://t.co/wojIcyW5gp
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) May 30, 2018
Gesucht: Freie Software, mit der sich Gesetzestexte verwalten und verschiedene Fassungen in einer Synopse darstellen und fürs Web ausgeben lassen.
Gibt's sowas? (RT gern gesehen!)
— Felix Neumann (@fxneumann) May 30, 2018
Forschungsinfrastrukturen in den Geisteswissenschaften? #DigitalRepository #Humanities
Check out our new video!https://t.co/7PxZHBXHOm— Swiss National Data & Service Center Humanities (@DaSCHSwiss) May 26, 2018
Bloggen für HistorikerInnen – de.hypotheses auf dem Historikertag 2018 in Münster https://t.co/zNeH5zWFOi #histag18 #histag2018
— @Mareike2405@doesnotuseX (@Mareike2405) May 30, 2018
The first notification I had of the article being published came via @ORCID_Org – and just one click to add full metadata to my record… https://t.co/h1VwCl8mYD
— Torsten Reimer (@torstenreimer) May 30, 2018
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1001778321355624448
This fascinating paper shows that prestige is a major driver in #academia for 1) Faculty hiring 2) diffusion of scientific ideas leading to media release, citations, conference invitations …. In short #academia is not a place for meritocracy #ECRchat https://t.co/xEmNopUekV pic.twitter.com/5JcQK9wO3L
— Dr Gaetan Burgio @gaetan_burgio@mstdn.science (@GaetanBurgio) May 28, 2018
Von Dantes Vorhölle zur Realutopie – das Update für den @randomlivetext wird philosophisch legitimiert: https://t.co/TUWXAGMPoO
— Smoin Mieer-Vearecikr (@fussballinguist) May 29, 2018
Student: "Do we need to know ________?"
Teacher: "I would never encourage you to be ignorant of anything."Got this from a colleague and it works every time.
— Adam Cross (@thephysicsboss) May 28, 2018
Share happiness with a friend. pic.twitter.com/5ruijRru0M
— PEANUTS (@Snoopy) May 29, 2018
Surprised not to find a single Klingon word among the newly introduced Lexemes in @Wikidata. If I was a Klingon I'd be very upset about this!
— Jakob @nichtich@openbiblio.social (@nichtich) May 29, 2018
Contrary to popular belief, when you get a bunch of Twitter followers nobody comes to your house and teaches you anything about what to do.
— SwiftOnSecurity (@SwiftOnSecurity) September 21, 2017
Does anyone else find it bewildering that people who spend their lives grappling with the immense complexities of the universe often can't understand the simple task of making a research article publicly available? Black holes, no problem. Uploading a PDF, slow down tiger!
— Jon Tennant (@Protohedgehog) May 29, 2018
Sir David Attenborough is the only person to have won BAFTAs for programmes made in black and white, colour, HD, 3D and 4K.
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) May 29, 2018
Ein Artikel, der zeigt, dass es sehr wohl möglich ist, das Administrationen in Bibliotheken ihr Personal aktiv bei professioneller Weiterentwicklung unterstützen können: Ramirose Attebury (2018): The Role of Administrators in Professional Development https://t.co/6jui9WzspQ 1/6
— karstens (@karstens) May 29, 2018
worth reading: "Getting Scientists Ready for #OpenAccess – the Approaches of Forschungszentrum Jülich": https://t.co/yO0PqDbiWY by @FuzzyLeapfrog (@fz_juelich) et al.
— Heinz Pampel (@pampel) May 29, 2018
NEW FILM OUT MEOW! 'Simon's Cat – Crow' – Watch below!
What do you think of the new character, the irritating crow? Simon's Cat is not a fan. 😤 pic.twitter.com/GbfwNJia34— Simon's Cat 🐾 (@SimonsCat) May 29, 2018
interesting project themed "#opendata from the very beginning": open lab book –https://t.co/OoSwj48muG – and blog – https://t.co/3QwPBeUGm8 – for research expedition POS-519: https://t.co/G6Fz1BBCCB (via @helmholtz_de #openscience #newsletter https://t.co/b1Tiw0pTzV)
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) May 30, 2018
0x51596e pic.twitter.com/JSFoRVjG2N
— Every Color (@everycolorbot) May 30, 2018
#JokeoftheDay poor #pianist 😳 pic.twitter.com/sYohd7H7vt
— Janet Horvath (@playinglesshurt) May 29, 2018
"Liebe Diebe und Einbrecher,
bitte denkt daran, dass der Rasen aus arbeitsschutzrechtlichen Gründen nicht barfuß betreten werden darf.
PS: Und wenn ihr ins Gebäude wollt, bitte durch die Tür. Ist sicherer."#PerlenDL pic.twitter.com/PfflPNb0ZQ— Jörg Homering-Elsner (@PerlenDL) May 30, 2018
I adore Ernst Gombrich: ‘We refrain from polluting the intellectual atmosphere by pretending to know more than we do’….. 👌🏻 pic.twitter.com/VKr2ZoH26v
— Prof Janina Ramirez (@DrJaninaRamirez) May 30, 2018
Success! Have created my own open source webpage for future research projects! Super basic for now but I'm happy: https://t.co/TRyfQUEkjy
The best thing? Anyone can take the code from here https://t.co/JuPjitfOGm and do it themselves too! #openscience
— Jon Tennant (@Protohedgehog) May 30, 2018
Books, tea & #biscuit day. Perfection. #LoveLibraries #LovetoRead pic.twitter.com/KNG5e0bLep
— London Libraries (@LDNLibraries) May 30, 2018
Work in progress #datamanagementplan at @Stockholms_univ https://t.co/5fLIlJQCQr pic.twitter.com/jYcyNAfMAA
— Sabina Anderberg (@SabinaAnderberg) May 29, 2018
"dankbarkeit ist nicht in kalorien aufzuwiegen" – aber ich freue mich dennoch sehr über den versuch des fördervereins der DZB (@punktschrift)! 🙂 wer auch fördern möchte: https://t.co/cY6LejYo2s #braille #braillenoten #blindenschrift #blindennoten pic.twitter.com/vmw9dIYFUn
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) May 30, 2018
"mindfulness" https://t.co/MKZrLOLetA
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) May 30, 2018
In German, we don't say »implementing regulation«, we say »Datenschutzdurchführungsverordnungsgesetz«, and I think this is beautiful.
— Felix Neumann (@fxneumann) May 30, 2018
It worries me when scientists say 'We know it is bad, but we have to use the impact factor because there are no alternatives.' Because if applying faulty methods is how they conduct their own research too, then we have a bit of a problem.
— Jon Tennant (@Protohedgehog) May 30, 2018
To SHEEP’S-EYE someone is to look amorously at them. pic.twitter.com/THabxraVha
— Haggard Hawks 🦅📚 Words | Language | Etymology (@HaggardHawks) May 29, 2018