The secret silos of #ChemTwitter
The secret silos of #ChemTwitter
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的秘密筒仓
DOI：
10.1021/cen-09717-feature2
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2019
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D. Reeser
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对于科学家来说，Twitter提供了一个与世界各地的同事获得建议、合作和分享研究成果的空间。根据C&EN最近对244名使用Twitter的化学家的调查，70%的人使用该平台在其化学分支学科内建立联系。只有52%的化学家表示他们使用Twitter与其他学科和科学建立联系。C&EN与匹兹堡大学化学教育博士研究生Paulette Einent-Ruz一起仔细研究了#ChemTwitter网络，他研究了使某人成为化学家或化学迷的经历和环境。我们对2,000多个化学账户的研究表明，#ChemTwitter比它最初出现时更分散。在cenm.ag/twittersilos的在线体验中，您可以更好地了解这些Twitter孤岛，更不用说您应该跟随谁来扩展自己的网络。筒仓破坏者是Twitter上的化学家，他们弥合了这些差距。比如说，
For scientists, Twitter provides a space to get advice, collaborate, and share research with colleagues around the world. According to a recent survey by C&EN of 244 chemists who use Twitter, 70% use the platform to network within their chemistry subdisciplines. Just 52% of chemists say they use Twitter to network with other disciplines and sciences. C&EN took a closer look at the #ChemTwitter network with Paulette Vincent-Ruz, a PhD candidate in chemistry education at the University of Pittsburgh who researches the experiences and environments that make someone identify as a chemist or chemistry fan. Our study of over 2,000 chemistry accounts reveals that #ChemTwitter is more fragmented than it may first appear. Get to know these Twitter silos better, not to mention whom you should follow to expand your own network, in an online experience at cenm.ag/twittersilos. Silo breakers are chemists on Twitter who bridge the gaps. For example,