Hi Dani,

I'm once again asking to be included as a science communicator in this feed - I'm a prospective PhD student working to expand science understanding online. I've only just started, but I'm very serious and would appreciate the visibility - Here's my YouTube: www.youtube.com/@CharliesCab...

Cool stuff! I’ve just started a channel geared towards breaking down science topics for people who don’t have the time to do so themselves while I wait to hear back about PhD apps. Cool to see all the scientists doing stuff like this right now! I’ll check it out :)

People in these replies being pedantic about the definition of “miraculous” but I totally get what you mean! It’s all so fuckin cool and it gets even cooler when we figure out what’s actually going on! I’m constantly having my mind blown by the things we have (& haven’t!) figured out as a species

So cool! Congratulations!

That second article you linked has inspired me to start working on a video covering those top 20 papers for my YouTube channel this year - thanks for sharing! I’ll send it over to you on here once I get it finished (probably a couple months).

Happy new year!

Hi Dani! I'm just replying again a week later because I'd love to be included in this feed. Here's an example of my work: youtu.be/YxGfDPZUqKk

Thanks!

Hello, I'd like to be added! I'm a budding scientific communicator with a YouTube channel where I'll be covering scientific topics in a chill, educational way for people who don't have the time or expertise to dive as deep as I can. :)

Here's a link to my channel:
www.youtube.com/channel/UC-J...

I also write about the sources I've used in my videos, provide extra resources, and show the behind-the-scenes process behind my channel in my substack!

If you want to support my dream of being an independent researcher full-time, here is the best way to do it :)

open.substack.com/pub/curiousi...