Independent professional physical sciences editor & proofreader, passionate writer, weak-willed tiramisu lover. Helping academics prepare successful manuscripts

Also @emmahoyle.bsky.social
Joined November 2008
Last Friday, I was an Advanced Professional Member of the SfEP; today, I'm an Advanced Professional Member of the newly formed Chartered Institute of Editing and Proofreading (CIEP). Hello, @The_CIEP!
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#EconTwitter Any publishing/researching economists want a Bluesky invite? DM me.
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#EconTwitter Any publishing/researching economists want a Bluesky invite? DM me.
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#AcademicChatter Physical-sciences people & economists: I have 3 Bluesky invite codes up for grabs! DM me.
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Another #InsideNo9 episode that will make no sense on iPlayer!
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Scholarcy is an AI-powered app that can convert any research paper into a PowerPoint presentation — instantly. This will save you hours of work. Here's how to use Scholarcy:
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So I was going through old issues of #PhysicsWorld and came across this gem. Who says physicists (and editors) don't have a sense of humour?
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I'm also now at @EmmaHoyle@mstdn.social if anyone wants to join me there! #Mastodon #MastodonSocial
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This week's issue of @Nature tackles the toxic legacy of racism in science. More than a year in the making, it's the first in our history to be guest edited. Thanks to Melissa Nobles, @lizwathuti Chad Womack and Ambroise Wonkam: nature.com/immersive/d42859-…
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Join the next #Physics & #Astronomy SEA Change webinar, "Considering Our Diverse Students: Intersectionality of Disability and Indigeneity" with Dr. Kiriko Takahashi, Int Director at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, on Nov 18, 3-4 pm ET. ow.ly/inIp50LaJmL #iteachphysics
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📢Save the date! Announcing two fantastic events this #LGBTQSTEMDay (18/11/22)! @PrideinSTEM's Community & Careers Conference & the LGBT+ Physical Sciences Network Community Workshop & Celebration🏳️‍🌈@RoySocChem @RoyalAstroSoc @PhysicsNews @LGBTSTEMDay
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DYK only 24% of computer scientists are women? Discover how Ansys is working with Girls Who Code to encourage girls and nonbinary individuals to enter science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields and learn how to code. bit.ly/3yOV5cl
Devastated. Beyond Black is one of my favourite books. Lucky to have had one of the greatest living writers.
Hilary Mantel's mind was one of the most powerful and magic machines on Earth. We were lucky she wrote as much as she did, but holy hell, it's devastating that we've collectively lost something so astonishing.
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As the flag is lowered to half mast over Windsor Castle an incredible rainbow appears over the castle, for a few minutes and then just like that it was gone….
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Just before The Queen's death was announced, a rainbow appeared at both Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle.
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Reminder that NCIS provides Special Research Support grants including for training - ncis.org/grants - which could include writing courses like this one.
If @cofactoranna's other academic writing courses are anything to go by, this should be great - so get signed up by 31 August for that special introductory price of £150! #acwri #STEM
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And you know what, a non-binary character putting right the past is PERFECT for today. #QuantumLeap
Less cat ears, more time travel… can’t wait for you all to meet Ian one month from today when Quantum Leap premiers on NBC so set your calendars for Sept 19th! 🤖 #QuantumLeap
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I have said it before. 😁xitter.cf/EmmaHoyle/status/14541…
Dammit, why can't everyone get it together and make that #QuantumLeap followup with Sam's daughter? Highlighting stuff wrong in past is SO relevant today. And QL was so warm-hearted. It got me into physics, for pity's sake!
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