Academic Twitter

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Hello there! 👋

I finally created my personal Twitter account recently, so feel free to follow me (aside from my Twitter account for this blog which you can follow here).

Frankly, I don’t know how to use Twitter (yet), but I see many academics and researchers making the most of it. Plus, I never thought the academic community on Twitter could be this vibrant! I’m also learning new things about energy by following the right people with whom I want to align my future research topics.

I’ve been writing in this blog for more than a year now, and my personal motivation? It was to become better at writing, but then academic writing is way different than the tone I am using in my blogs. Still, this blog allowed me to reach you in your corner of the world, and I couldn’t be more grateful.

I still have many plans (aside from taking a PhD), such as continuing my podcast and keeping this blog alive. And we’re still in January!

Many things are still to come, and I don’t know whether I could still write in this blog in the following months. But, no matter how things will end, I want you to know how I am grateful to have you here. I’m just glad you’re here, and I hope to see you on Twitter too!

P.S. If you want to connect with me elsewhere, feel free to visit my online bio here.

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