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Pint of Science 2019: The Art of Science
21 Jun, 2019
Thank you for your congratulations and sharing the joy about this award for my @GlasgowGist article! ✨ I am currently working on putting together a pitch for a new piece and am also exited to share an excellent article that I am editing at the moment very soon! 💖 https://twitter.com/AnnaHenschel/status/1266095379432574977
Fab illustrations @DecafAmy 🧑🔬🔬✏️ https://twitter.com/GlasgowGist/status/1266088642935754752
I am constantly reminded what talented postgrads we have at @UofGPsychology. Congratulations @AnnaHenschel!
(If anyone’s looking for a postdoc in social robotics, I think she’s on the market.) https://twitter.com/glasgowgist/status/1266091564448784386
Yessssss congrats @AnnaHenschel! 🎈 super well-deserved, I know how much work you put into this piece.
And for anyone on the TL who hasn't read it yet, check out the piece @GlasgowGist here: https://the-gist.org/2019/09/can-really-everyone-be-a-data-scientist/ and follow Anna - she works on ROBOTS and is real cool 🤖 https://twitter.com/AnnaHenschel/status/1266095379432574977
Follow along with our second annual (and first online!) GIST awards, celebrating Glasgow’s best student science journlism! Everyone should be so proud of themselves (I’m very proud of you) 🥺 https://twitter.com/GlasgowGist/status/1266060980116652034
