Science for Progress

because science is fundamental in the 21st century

Podcast for Progress!

In the podcast we talk about topics related to science, humanities, society, and of course progress!

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Tweets for Progress!

@SfPRocur - Science for Progress rotating curators on twitter.

Our mission is to give the people a voice who are working on making the world better using evidence. With the twitter rocur account @SfPRocur we simply hand over the mic:

  • March 19 - 24: Gaius J Augustus - @gaiusdivifilius
  • March 26 - 31: Tabitha Moses - @back2brains
  • April 2 - 7: Hillary Stires - @HillStirSci
  • April 9 - 14: - open -
  • April 16 - 21: - open -
  • April 23 - 28: Fanny Jones - @CitSciZurich
  • April 30 - May 5: Susanne Tönsmann - @pwa_zurich
  • May 7 - 12: Filipa M. Ferreira - @science_glamour

Interested in curating SfPRocur?

Email us who you are and what you want to tweet about to socialadmin@scienceforprogress.eu! We will check if it's a good fit!

Curator Archive

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lnk1618Lauriane NK@lnk1618·
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Twitter as been very beneficial for me thanks to this podcast and it's founder @DennisEckmeier!! https://t.co/SUqZLoiJRG

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NEW #PODCAST EPISODE!
@BartGeurten and @DennisEckmeier chat about their experience with peer review, and why Twitter is great for scientists.
https://t.co/RS0XUacH0r
#Science #PeerReview #AcademicWriting #Publishing

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SfProcur curator March 26-31: Tabitha Moses – @back2brains https://t.co/WSdWIXPrI1

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StephMDavisThe Unbreakable Dr. Steph@StephMDavis·
20 Mar

Here’s the cold, hard truth.

Students and postdocs who are burnt out and mentally unstable due to lack of treatment are not productive or doing their best work. I know this from experience. My OCD led to lost productivity before I was medicated. I know I’m not the only one! https://t.co/jzlXQPR08n

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