Raven Baxter, Ph.D.
@ravenscimaven • 151,396 subscribers
Molecular biologist. Science communicator. Founder & CEO of @withfervae — the first social media management platform built for knowledge sharers.
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Great idea especially for parents who are chronically ill or maybe have some disabilities
Raven Baxter, Ph.D.3,037,229 просмотров • 1 год назад
1/ 🚨 Did you know that burning or heating synthetic hair—a common hairstyling practice— could expose you to harmful chemicals? A recent study uncovered some shocking findings about the air you’re breathing during these practices. Let’s break it down. 🧵
Raven Baxter, Ph.D.928,101 просмотров • 1 год назад
As a scientist + Black woman, I have made a personal decision to stop using plastic synthetic braiding hair. In a world where so many odds are stacked against us, this was a threat that was easy to eliminate. We need more regulation and research. Sources in next tweet.
Raven Baxter, Ph.D.849,337 просмотров • 1 год назад
Most science degrees never require students to learn how to communicate their work publicly. That fuels confusion, mistrust, + missed chances to protect lives. Let's end it. Sign the petition to make communication training a STEM degree requirement.
Raven Baxter, Ph.D.80,333 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад
History and biology are in alignment: sex and gender are on a spectrum, and it's complex. People who crave power have, throughout history, manipulated this as a means of control. Why should we accept ideas that were designed to control people for greed?
Raven Baxter, Ph.D.107,225 просмотров • 1 год назад
Alright science Twitter… maybe we should go see the penguin movie
Raven Baxter, Ph.D.164,863 просмотров • 1 год назад
Wow! Melanin is a potentially game-changing semiconductor for bioelectronics! It's not just a pigment, it's a complex molecule with unique properties and many possible applications in TECH!💡 Dive in, get inspired & learn about what this all means! 👩🏿🔬🧪 #melanin #sciencetwitter
Raven Baxter, Ph.D.230,185 просмотров • 3 лет назад
The chainsaw was invented in the 1780s by doctors looking for a way to cut pelvises during CHILDBIRTH. It was small, flexible, and hand cranked. Anesthesia was not invented until the 1840s. Can you freaking imagine?! The timber industry later adopted it.
Raven Baxter, Ph.D.102,663 просмотров • 1 год назад
