This scratch-off poster is irrelevant to this post but I just love it.

At the start of this new academic year, several students I once supported, at summer school or in university accommodation, came to share their progress to the next stage of study and research.
Hearing their news always puts a big smile on my face and keeps me motivated and encouraged.
#PhDlife

A new academic year has started at the University of Manchester.

The red autumn leaves at this time always carry a feeling of hope.

#PhDlife

Collection from Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

New York Times (1923-Current file); Jul 22, 1962; ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times pg. 87

Picture took at the Museum of Natural History, University of Oxford

Going back to some of my earlier work on Rachel Carson and once again amazed by her elegance—in her science, her writing, and her presence. Truly powerful. #WomenInScience

Farewell

The Center for the sociology of innovation learned with great sadness that Michel Callon has passed away.

A graduate of the École des Mines, Michel joined the center in the late 1960s and was its director from 1982 to 1994.

I am happy to share that my book review, Reclaiming vulnerability in scientific practice, which is also my first publication in English, is now published! | Yixuan Li I am happy to share that my book review, Reclaiming vulnerability in scientific practice, which is also my first publication in English, is now published! You can read the full text (free access via...

I'm delighted to share some good news in my first post on Bluesky!

My book review, Reclaiming Vulnerability in Scientific Practice, has been published in @metasciencejournal.bsky.social

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#sts #histstm #bookreview #PhDLife