academia & natural sciences

A PhD candidate (B.Sc. Environmental Sciences; M.Sc. Forest Sciences) Microbiology & Plant Sciences

[mycupoverfloweth]

[sleeplessv0id]

what doesn't kill you makes you weird at intimacy

[goth-queen]

[uwillneverknowwho]

Hey. Stop for a second. Take this moment to appreciate that you don't have to write a paper right now. No one is asking you to write a paper. You don't have to think about the paper or plan your time around the paper. You have the freedom to think about whatever you want. Everything is going to be okay. At least you don't have to write a paper right now

[study100prcent]

"Everything is going to be okay. At least you don't have to write a paper right now"

Oh no.... 🫠🫣

[lesbiandartagnan]

"what have you been up to lately?" is my least favorite question because i don't know how to tell people all i do is go clinically insane over characters in a 200 year old book

[eddieintheocean]

Introductions to academic papers will be like "everyone knows that the sea is cold (citation), as well as salty (5 different citations). Things live in there (citation) and the environment is important to that (2 citations)"

[mapsontheweb]

Landcover Map of Amazon Basin, South America - 2024

by hemedlungo_725/reddit

[hoesay-less]

Grad school is sucking the life out of my soul

[study100prcent]

Hah relevant

[calware]

my bacteria #mybacteria

[mapsontheweb]

The Oldest European Flags Still In Use

by tourlandia_/instagram

[spaceexp]

Today is the spring equinox, the day when the Sun crosses over Earth’s equator.

Illustration showing how Earth's tilt leads to the Northern and Southern Hemispheres receiving changing amounts of sunlight over the course of the year. At the equinoxes, neither hemisphere is more tilted toward the Sun, so both hemispheres receive the same amount of sunlight.

[girllbossing]

Sorry for being a bitch earlier, I needed to lay in the dark with my headphones for 3 hours to feel better

[mapsontheweb]

Kiribati: the only country spanning all four hemispheres

[mapsontheweb]

Which year it will be on January 1?

The map highlights the diversity of calendars used globally, showing which year it will be on January 1, 2025, according to the Gregorian calendar. Most countries (marked in green) use the Gregorian calendar (2025) for civil purposes. Other calendars include the Islamic calendar (1446), used in Muslim-majority countries; the Hebrew calendar (5785), in Israel for religious purposes; the Buddhist calendar (2568), common in Southeast Asia; and the Chinese calendar (4722), significant for traditional events in China and its diaspora. Unique systems include the Nepali Vikram Sambat (2081), the Burmese calendar (1387), the Ethiopian calendar (2017), the Japanese Reiwa 7, the Bengali calendar (1431), the Persian calendar (1403), the Bhutanese Drukpa (2481), the North Korean Juche (114), and the Taiwanese Minguo (114). These calendars, often tied to religious and cultural traditions, reflect the world’s rich diversity despite the global dominance of the Gregorian system.

by maven.mapping/instagram

[theambitiouswoman]

[mapsontheweb]

Places with alligators.

by amazing__maps

[academicssay]