#Gradblr

[dearlyjess]

scribbling in notebooks again

[notetoriouslylazy]

[studyblrspace]

18 june 2025

my presentation went well, my advisor asked a lot of questions,, but I could answer most of them. he's given me some direction on what I should read next so I'm starting that :)

🎧 | flowering - lucy

[marginaliamagpie]

another day juggling bibliography and the history of the Latin alphabet for my grad admissions exam ft. my Gutenberg Bible pencilcase 📖

[archivegeo]

🥳🥳 I completed my thesis 🥹🤠 the representation of psychotic mental illness in museums. Tomorrow I move, on Monday is the queer job conference, 26th I fly to London to present, 27th I submit my work, the 28th I presumably start making fan art everyday again lmao

[my-deer-friend]

Not extant or lost but a secret third thing (misfiled by the archive)

[outsassing-nero]

golden hour journaling from my oslo travel/journal vlog :)!

[salvadorbonaparte]

Hello fellow horror fans and academics! I'm creating a course syllabus and I would like your help to make it more international. Please recommend any horror film NOT in English dealing with Questioning Reality (eg. paranoia, gaslighting, hallucinations, insanity) , Breaking Reality (eg. cosmic horror, possession) or Accepting Reality (eg. Trauma, Return of the Repressed). These can be from any country, decade and subgenre. I'm also accepting films that are not strictly horror but can be read through a horror lense in this context. I'm also accepting recommendations for journal articles or other scholarly texts.

Thank you!

(I'm very consciously using the term "insanity" here to differentiate real word mental illnesses from how film approaches mental illness as a source and agent of horror)

[grey-and-lavender]

25/06/20

I am much more productive in the library, but data cleaning really requires more than one screen.

[lottiestudying]

07.03.2025—busy Friday with lots of appointments, but still very productive. had a very productive week overall

[rewildinglove]

Hello studyblr! ˖°𓇼🌊⋆🐚🫧

I'm Nanu (She/They, 24) I'm a marine biology student currently working on my thesis (on pollution and invertebrate stress levels in artificial reefs, if you even care c':).

I'm particularly interested in black & indigenous voices in STEM and the decolonization of environmental sciences (integrating and centering traditional indigenous knowledge). Some of my favorite books on the topic so far are Becoming Kin by Patty Krawec and Our Knowledge Is Not Primitive by Wendy Makoons Geniusz, and I'm currently reading The Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer!

I'd like to be more active here and I'm looking for blogs to follow (and new mutuals? <3) so can you maybe like or reblog this post if you're a biologist, ecologist, botanist, or working in related fields?

[dearlyjess]

writing and writing and writing

[studyblrspace]

20 june 2025

I've probably read a solid 10 papers and skimmed a lot more in the past 2-3 weeks 😃 surprisingly I'm not tired enough from reading journal papers and I started a new book haha, its called "six crimson cranes" by elizabeth lim

🎧 | hollow - stray kids

[golden-study-universe]

6/15/25

• Sciatic pain got worse. I’m going to see the doctor tomorrow because I need to.

• Studied 25 minutes. Barely able to focus with this pain. I never realize how bad it could be.

Week Goals

• Figure out treatment plan for pain

• Plan event

• Edit paper

[mudwisard]

my trick for getting through grad school is learning to navigate the quadrants with all their nuances