Folks - even if your primary motivation is research I'm begging you to spend time structuring your code beyond a notebook. I'm talking modularity, tests, docs, etc.

It will feel square peg -> round hole to start but once you find that new groove it will actually help make your work even more relevant which is what almost all of us are after anyway.

"I hope this email finds you well"

How your email finds me:

RT @[email protected]

40 fully funded PhD scholarships available at @[email protected] for students from any country via the new Research Excellence Scholarship scheme https://www.ucl.ac.uk/scholarships/research-excellence-scholarship Deadline Jan 13th. @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] #phdchat

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/MatToddChem/status/1590069392208850944

Mastodon habits I'm trying to lock in, rather than revert to my Twitter habits:

1) use CWs liberally
2) when threading, set first post to "public" and the rest to "not listed"
3) don't forget the description text when posting images (had to work on that in Twitter too)
4) throw in hashtags like it was Tumblr or Instagram when you want to reach beyond your followers
5) pin and visit hashtags to find more people
6) boost a lot

Rude of me not to introduce myself!

I'm a #climate scientist at the University of #Oxford trying to better understand the role of #aerosol, in particular through their interaction with #clouds. I'm increasingly using #machinelearning to help emulate and interpret the huge amount of #satellite and #model data we have.

Perhaps also relevant: #emissions #uncertainty #feedbacks, and occasionally #photography 🙂 Feel free to reach out!