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#1 Submitted by LHSmith on April 17, 2018 - 3:50pm

I organised and hosted a Twitter conference at the start of the year on behalf of The Underpinnings Museum, and it was a great way to share academic research with a wider audience. I'm very glad to hear that more institutions are considering it as a format, as it makes conference participation so much more accessible!

Twitter-only conferences can have global impact

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