#PostdocLife

Dr. Doro (she/her)ditsch42@troet.cafe
2025-05-22

Pretty nice to find a chocolate fountain in the foyer after finishing your conference talk!
#QuantuMatter #PostDocLife

Photo of a big chocolate functions with an assortment of fruits, next to it a booth of a company called Single Quantum
Dr. Doro (she/her)ditsch42@troet.cafe
2025-05-16

It's really tough to present work at a conference when a) I have not been a part of this work (neither for measurements nor analysis nor paper writing), b) I'm still new to the whole cold atom quantum simulating business (joined in October last year), and c) we simulate solid state systems which I know even less about.
I was very glad that other team members were present to answer questions, but it still felt bad to say "I don't know" to every question...
#PostDocLife

2025-05-14

"For decades, trying to compete with American institutions and companies has been difficult. The United States was a magnet for top researchers, scientists and academics. In general, budgets were bigger, pay was bigger, labs and equipment were bigger. So were ambitions."

#ScienceFunding #AcademicTwitter
#PhDLife
#PostdocLife
#STEM
#ResearchSupport #LifeInResearch
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Elen Le Foll 🇫🇷 🇬🇧 🇩🇪ElenLeFoll@fediscience.org
2025-05-07

What I'm up to this morning... #Research #PostdocLife

7 May: workshop
Advanced course on RDM: How to write a Data Management Plan? with Jasmin Schenk.
There is a cartoon of a blue dog from a series of excuses for not having a DMP with the text "#1 my dog as eaten my DMP"
Dr. Doro (she/her)ditsch42@troet.cafe
2025-05-04

I recently got my first paper review request (from a proper publisher, but a rather low relevance / very specialized journal). I saw that the paper was not great, but I accepted anyways to gain some experience.
The paper is really horrible, I am sure that LLMs were involved in writing it, and it's 25 pages long :'D Why did I agree to this again?
#PostDocLife #AcademicChatter

2025-05-01

Roadwork! Heute erstmals in diesem Jahr die größere bergab-bergwiederrauf Sommerrunde. Nicht länger, aber durchaus anstrengender als die flachen Winterrunden…

#TeamLaufen #PostDocLife

Laufschuhe und blühende Blume auf Asphalt
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2025-04-28

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2025-04-09

Kaffee in der Mittagssonne und danach dank ganz analoger Lektüre für die digitalen #Wortgeschichte|n sogar ein wenig #Balkonoffice - es könnte schlechter sein 😊

#PostDocLife #DieHellenDinge

Kaffeebecher auf Balkontisch in der Sonne, daneben ein Buch mit dem Wort „Trümmerfrauen“ auf dem Buchrücken
2025-04-03
Kirschblüte am Platz der Göttinger Sieben
2025-03-27
Arbeitsurlaub in Nottingham, UK 🇬🇧
Diese Woche bin ich zu Besuch im Institut meiner PI in der School of Geography in Nottingham. Da ich sonst räumlich getrennt von meinen PIs arbeite, ist es immer wieder schön die Möglichkeit zu haben ein paar Tage produktiv und intensiv gemeinsam zu arbeiten.
Gestern Nachmittag stand dennoch eine Touri-Entdeckungstour auf dem Programm: Nottingham hat mehr zu bieten als ich dachte! Neben Robin Hood und dem (vermeintlich) ältesten Pub Englands kann man über ein paar schöne Ecken in der Stadt stolpern, zB am alten Kanal oder Straßenzüge mit urigen alten Backsteinhäusern.
Was mir aber auch in Erinnerung bleiben wird ist der Uni-Campus. Meine PI hatte es mir schon angekündigt, und es ist wirklich der grünste Campus den ich je gesehen habe. Große & viele Grünflächen, kleine Teiche, und vor allem viele wirklich alte Bäume 🌳🌲🪵
#Postdoclife #postdocleben #nottingham
2025-03-22

#Samstagslektüre und die schwierige Frage: Neue Runde #Ernährung und #Ernährungsnarrative oder doch lieber erst den neuen #Boxroman? 🤔

#LitWiss #Germanistik #PostDocLife

Fotografie des Kinderbuchs „Tiere haben Rechte. Wir fordern Respekt“ und des Romans „Striker“ von Helene Hegemann.
2025-03-20

#Schreibtischplaudereien: Nein, GoogleBooks, wenn ich in Quellen des 17. Jahrhunderts #exuliren suche, dann meine ich NICHT #exilieren und möchte auch nicht einfach ungefragt die Ergebnisse dafür angezeigt bekommen 🙄

#HistorischeSemantik #PostDocLife

2025-03-15

Nächste Runde #Samstagslektüre, nächste Runde #Ernährung (stay tuned!), heute #KJL Edition. - Und bei euch so?

#Ernährungsnarrative #LitWiss #Germanistik #PostDocLife

Foto der Cover von den Kinderbüchern „Warum wir keine Tiere essen“ und „Ich esse meine Freunde nicht!“
2025-02-22
Interrupting my usual programming to say that I read my first ever graphic novel/memoir/anything! Thanks to @tenspeedpress for sending me This Beautiful Ridiculous City by Kay Sohini, which finally prompted me to engage with this genre.

As a former urban literary scholar this was a return to my urban literary roots, and just a beautiful representation of the city overall. Full disclosure that Kay and I were at Stony Brook University doing our Ph.D.s in different lit departments around the same time. We’ve worked together before (she invited me to present on an MLA panel on careers back when I was about a year into my new life in publishing).

Reading books by people you know (even tangentially) is always a unique experience because you’re seeing the world through the eyes of someone that you’ve met, engaged with. It’s just a really different experience than reading works by a stranger (which is the majority of my reading).

What is really stunning about this work is that it isn’t just a book, it’s a beautifully conceived object. The artwork and color palette are stunning. I immediately felt like I’ll definitely reread and return to this book to take in the visuals and the nuances of the story.

It’s also a book I could see leaving out on my coffee table, or some other flat surface that needs a little life. It’s so vibrant, and a book I could see myself just thumbing through casually to brighten my day.

It deals with serious life challenges, but I think the seriousness and introspection of the work is offset by the brightness and vibrancy of the artwork.

10/10 would recommend. (And believe it or not I read a TON and don’t recommend or post about a large percentage of what I read).

QOTD: have you read any graphic books?

#bookstagram #bookstodon #booksbooksbooks #booklover #bibliophile #bibliophilelife #graphicmemoir #bookreview #bookreviewer #bookish #bookishlife #bookishlifestyle #bookflatlay #bookdecor #phdlife #postdoclife #theleveragedphd #academicaesthet
2025-02-12
What is disappearance? In short, it is a repressive tactic used by authoritarian states to terrorize the civilian population into submission.

While the term “the disappeared” emerges in the aftermath of authoritarianism in Guatemala (1966) and Operation Condor in South America (perhaps most famously General Pinochet and his reign of terror in Chilean, but also juntas across South America including in Argentina), it describes a tactic that has long been in use and continues to be used by authoritarian regimes across the world, so it’s a concept to be aware of and understand.

Disappearance is characterized by illegal abduction, secret detention centers, torture, death, and unofficial burial.


Disappearance was, in theory, a way to avoid responsibility. The state maintained plausible deniability while effectively terrorizing their citizens into submission. The message is clear, you could be next.

QOTD: Have you heard of disappearing?

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MadScientistmads100tist
2025-02-12

Extremely honored to receive this Award from a Society I value, full of colleagues and friends. Dev Bio is well and alive, and we're proof of it! Dev Bio FTW

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Society for Developmental Biology 2025 Award Winners

Edwin G. Conklin Medal
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Blanche Capel, Duke University

Developmental Biology-Society for Developmental Biology Lifetime Achievement Award
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Billie Swalla, University of Washington

Viktor Hamburger Outstanding Educator Prize
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Erica Crespi, Washington State University

Elizabeth D. Hay New Investigator Award
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Mubarak Syed, The University of New Mexico
 
Society for Developmental Biology Trainee Science Communication Award
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Joaquin Navajas Acedo, Biozentrum at University of Basel

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