In the last 10 years of sharing research, lived experiences & reflection, translation has played a crucial role in knowledge exchange processes #TranslationDay

btw before I go, remember to check your followers. I've not done this for a while and have noticed with people liking a recent tweet of mine there are *lots* of people I definitely followed who somewhere along the line were unfollowed and not by me. Worrying.

Sometimes the humour writes itself 🤣 but seriously, if you still read newspapers, here’s a practical purpose they can serve afterwards

100% agree with this. There's been a very poor turn of late to suggest 'newness' is vital for research so people are failing to situate their work within the literature while claiming all kinds of things as novel when they very clearly aren't.

When I think about “publish or perish” I despise not only how it unnecessarily put pressure on academics to publish but also how it perpetuates this idea that the ultimate goal of research is getting a paper published, not building knowledge or benefiting researched communities.

Have you decided to take / teach a course on the history of emotions this academic year?
I have some amazing news for you....there's now a book you can read which will explain the whole field to you in a couple of hours