Sarah Wild
@sarahemilywild.bsky.social
Science Journalist, Scribbler, Question-asker, Audio-wrangler, Note-taker, Tea-drinker, and (Occasional) Author. She/her.
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Great tips from @sarahemilywild.bsky.social 👇
It's all about building relationships, 1st with the comms officers at universities, then with experts.
Grab ☕️ with the comms person, even a virtual one; talk to researchers once in a while to see when are they publishing something.
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It's all about building relationships, 1st with the comms officers at universities, then with experts.
Grab ☕️ with the comms person, even a virtual one; talk to researchers once in a while to see when are they publishing something.
#abswss25 1/2
June 26, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Great tips from @sarahemilywild.bsky.social 👇
It's all about building relationships, 1st with the comms officers at universities, then with experts.
Grab ☕️ with the comms person, even a virtual one; talk to researchers once in a while to see when are they publishing something.
#abswss25 1/2
It's all about building relationships, 1st with the comms officers at universities, then with experts.
Grab ☕️ with the comms person, even a virtual one; talk to researchers once in a while to see when are they publishing something.
#abswss25 1/2
Actually, it did a little bit. Because nature is amazing.
February 4, 2025 at 4:28 PM
Actually, it did a little bit. Because nature is amazing.
You're only really giving it a shot if you share a pic of your pet. Just saying.
January 9, 2025 at 10:07 AM
You're only really giving it a shot if you share a pic of your pet. Just saying.
Dependency disorders are present in people of all professions, but academics — who often set their own schedules and work regularly in isolation — are often good at concealing them, or might not realize that they have a problem.
January 6, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Dependency disorders are present in people of all professions, but academics — who often set their own schedules and work regularly in isolation — are often good at concealing them, or might not realize that they have a problem.
Oh no! I'm really sorry to hear that.
December 16, 2024 at 10:08 AM
Oh no! I'm really sorry to hear that.