I need this badge. I tweet fieldwork horror stories. Does that count? Plus, I actually used the Joint Assembly of the American Geophysical Union and Canadian Geophysical Union (etc.) spring meeting hash-tag. How nerdy is that?
I earn this badge because I am a science writer for Johns Hopkins University full-time and the Baltimore Science News Examiner, in my spare time! I tweet my stories and the science news of many others every single day. In fact, I should get too badges! There should be a Level I, II, III etc. Cool!!
And I’m one of the people Liz Ditz has honoured with this badge. It is now on my blog with pride, although I tweet about science for babies and kids so not quite at the high level of other recipients.
I tweet all the time about space-science topics. It has even helped me get into a NASA Tweetup event, where I was encouraged to spend MORE time tweeting about science! YESSS! Life is good!
I DO tweet a lot about animal conservation…I think that counts, lol
twitter has helped me keep most of my experimental griping to high standards of brevity!
…most of it anyway
I twitter about archaeology all the time! and dead things, I love dead things.
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Oh I retweet Eurekalert! all the time.
I need this badge. I tweet fieldwork horror stories. Does that count? Plus, I actually used the Joint Assembly of the American Geophysical Union and Canadian Geophysical Union (etc.) spring meeting hash-tag. How nerdy is that?
I earn this badge because I am a science writer for Johns Hopkins University full-time and the Baltimore Science News Examiner, in my spare time! I tweet my stories and the science news of many others every single day. In fact, I should get too badges! There should be a Level I, II, III etc. Cool!!
So if we Twitter about science on Facebook….does it count?
(worlds biggest reblogger for science!)
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Given #ten23, and Wakefield’s downfall I thought it was time to add to this list.
So I’ve started a campaign to publicize this badge & the people who have earned it.
And I’m one of the people Liz Ditz has honoured with this badge. It is now on my blog with pride, although I tweet about science for babies and kids so not quite at the high level of other recipients.
Now proudly displayed on my blog too. Thanks, Liz.
I tweet all the time about space-science topics. It has even helped me get into a NASA Tweetup event, where I was encouraged to spend MORE time tweeting about science! YESSS! Life is good!
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