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The list (which started out at 30 and expanded to 47) included three people from my lab: me (@phylogenomics), post doc Holly Bik (@dr_bik) and PhD student Russell Neches (@ryneches).
I like that I am the first one shown on the slideshow (though not sure if this means I am #1 on their list or just random ...).
Making such lists is always a challenge and also rife with issues. There are many many great tweeters of chemistry and biology not on the list, for example. But I think they did a pretty good job covering diverse types of people here. Lots of women too, which was good to see.
Anyway - thanks to Rebecca Searles and her advisor Jason Goldman for compiling the list and making my lab look pretty good ...
Full list:
- @phylogenomics
- @NerdyChristie
- @nparmalee
- @biochembelle
- @kejames
- @DrBondar
- @kzelnio
- @girlscientist
- @MiriamGoldste
- @modernscientist
- @PolymerPhD
- @toraks
- @RichardDawkins
- @nuin
- @DrRubidium
- @mitpostdoc
- @Evolutionistrue
- @ChemicalBiology
- @WhySharksMatter
- @Aur_ora
- @ChemistPD
- @dgmacarthur
- @DNLee5
- @aetiology
- @Myrmecos
- @thisischristina
- @deborahblum
- @SeeArrOh
- @carmendrahl
- @Dr_Bik
- @TCNoel
- @nssampson
- @sciencegeist
- @SFriedScientist
- @kg_science
- @JATetro
- @JacquelynGill
- @Katie_PhD
- @D_Aldridge
- @JohnFBruno
- @ScientistMags
- @jtotheizzoe
- @MayaPlass
- @scimomof2
- @DrTwittenheimer
- @leonidkruglyak
- @ryneches
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