Carsten
Carsten  ·  4 days ago

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#Introduction

Hello World! This is the brand new Fediverse account of Minnesota Measurement Instruments. We are a small manufacturer of thermocouple temperature sensors.
We make high temperature Type K sensors that are used in #pottery #kilns . We believe in the right to repair and make specialty sensors for old and out of production kilns & ovens
We also supply sensors for science to everybody from vaccine manufacturers, universities, solar and electric car manufacturers to space agencies.

workers.coop
workers.coop  ·  7 days ago

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Hello world! #introduction time!

We are workers.coop. We're a federation and network of worker-led cooperatives and supporters, based in the #UK.

This account is a bit of an experiment (by @da5nsy, for now) but the plan is to post information about news and events, and boost cool things related to #WorkerCoops and the wider #cooperative movement.

#coop #cooperatives #coops

Doug Belshaw
Doug Belshaw  ·  8 months ago

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New #introduction time:

👋 Hey, I've been here on the Fedi for the last 7 years.

Founding member of @weareopencoop working at the intersection of #learning, #technology & #community.

Was PM of #MoodleNet, a decentralised digital commons built on #ActivityPub from 2018-2020 which has morphed into @bonfire, a federated app toolkit.

Wrote doctoral thesis on #digitalliteracies. Was on Mozilla's #OpenBadges team & led #WebLiteracy work.

Pursuing MSc in #SystemsThinking

I like 🏔️🥃⚽

Sharon Hurley Hall (she/her)
Sharon Hurley Hall (she/her)  ·  last week

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Hi, I'm Sharon and I care about de-shitting the world. My contribution to that effort: my anti-racism newsletter where I share my experiences of racism around the globe and platform Black founders and activists trying to redress inequality. I'm a former trade journalist, journalism lecturer and freelance writer. I have lived and worked in many places, and am currently in Barbados. I love reading (and no, it doesn't have to be highbrow), words, Star Trek and learning new things. #introduction
Martin Slavík
Martin Slavík  ·  2 weeks ago

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#introduction #introductions

Hello Fediverse,
I am a researcher in #geoscience, focusing mostly on hydrogeology, hydrology, evaporation and rock weathering. I am affiliated with Charles University (Czech Republic).
I am here to stay in touch with – and share – news about #science and academic life. That's why I chose #Fediscience as my home server and will mostly contribute to the tags #academia and #academicchatter.
I am in my mid-thirties and live near Prague with my family. I enjoy reading #books and spending time in nature. Addicted to #coffee.

Ben Alldridge
Ben Alldridge  ·  last month

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G’day there! I’m Ben, and this is my about… 19th social media #introduction post? I’m a #photography and #science nerd, and the victim of perennial curiosity.

I’m an #actuallyautistic #disabledartist, living in lutruwita/Tasmania, #australia, in my mid 30s. I specialise in #landscapephotography, #astrophotography, and #timelapse in the island’s wild places.

I like to play with light. These are some of my more successful experiments.

How are we all? Say hello!

During the autumn months, Tasmania sees a brief explosion of a short-lived bioluminescent fungus, the so-called Ghost fungus (Omphalotus nidiformis) in secluded damp forest patches affixed to rotting trees. Owing to their typical low position hidden underneath forest canopies, a view out to the night sky is very rarely afforded, much less on clear nights – making this view out to the crown jewel of the night sky, the galactic centre of the Milky Way, a truly once in a lifetime opportunity.
During the autumn months, Tasmania sees a brief explosion of a short-lived bioluminescent fungus, the so-called Ghost fungus (Omphalotus nidiformis) in secluded damp forest patches affixed to rotting trees. Owing to their typical low position hidden underneath forest canopies, a view out to the night sky is very rarely afforded, much less on clear nights – making this view out to the crown jewel of the night sky, the galactic centre of the Milky Way, a truly once in a lifetime opportunity.
During the autumn months, Tasmania sees a brief explosion of a short-lived bioluminescent fungus, the so-called Ghost fungus (Omphalotus nidiformis) in secluded damp forest patches affixed to rotting trees. Owing to their typical low position hidden underneath forest canopies, a view out to the night sky is very rarely afforded, much less on clear nights – making this view out to the crown jewel of the night sky, the galactic centre of the Milky Way, a truly once in a lifetime opportunity.
Under certain spectrums of light, living and organic matter can produce intensely vibrant colours, glowing as if by magic. This process is called biofluoresence. Here, the Milky Way’s galactic core rises behind a small oceanic lake on Queensland’s coast.
Under certain spectrums of light, living and organic matter can produce intensely vibrant colours, glowing as if by magic. This process is called biofluoresence. Here, the Milky Way’s galactic core rises behind a small oceanic lake on Queensland’s coast.
Under certain spectrums of light, living and organic matter can produce intensely vibrant colours, glowing as if by magic. This process is called biofluoresence. Here, the Milky Way’s galactic core rises behind a small oceanic lake on Queensland’s coast.
Tasmania’s Low Head is home to one of the most important lighthouse arrays. Sitting at the mouth of kanamaluka/River Tamar, it serves as herald of land for sailors arriving across the Bass Strait. Occasionally it plays host to the southern aurora and the setting Milky Way, captured with grasses and rocks fluorescing strongly in the foreground.
Tasmania’s Low Head is home to one of the most important lighthouse arrays. Sitting at the mouth of kanamaluka/River Tamar, it serves as herald of land for sailors arriving across the Bass Strait. Occasionally it plays host to the southern aurora and the setting Milky Way, captured with grasses and rocks fluorescing strongly in the foreground.
Tasmania’s Low Head is home to one of the most important lighthouse arrays. Sitting at the mouth of kanamaluka/River Tamar, it serves as herald of land for sailors arriving across the Bass Strait. Occasionally it plays host to the southern aurora and the setting Milky Way, captured with grasses and rocks fluorescing strongly in the foreground.
Rob
Rob  ·  last month

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#Introduction Hi! Complete social media newbie here, taking my first steps into the fediverse. 👋

Interests:
🌱 Growing my own food
🍊 Making jams and pickles (just made my first marmalade!)
🖥️ Self-hosted tech / servers
🏃 Hiking adventures in northern England
🛞 Following the Wheel of the Year

Learning to live more intentionally. Very new to this platform and excited to connect with like-minded types.

#Seasonal #selfhosting#Gardening#AmIDoingThisRight

CIM Warwick
CIM Warwick  ·  last month

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And, following the social convention here, we will start with an #introduction

We are a Research Centre at the #UniversityOfWarwick dedicated to expanding the role of interdisciplinary methods through new lines of inquiry that cut across disciplinary boundaries.

Besides being committed to excellent research, we also offer a #PhD Programme and 3 #interdisciplinary Master degrees on #bigData#DataVisualisations and #DigitalMedia and Culture

You can find us at https://warwick.ac.uk/cim

Kristin Wilson
Kristin Wilson  ·  last month

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Hi everyone 👋, I'm a PhD student researching and modelling Antarctica using complex/social-ecological systems ideas and methods, aiming to complete in April-2025 📚

I joined #Mastodon in 2022 during the 2nd wave migration (the mass layoff on 🐦 site) and deleted my account.

Currently feeling hopeful for the future of the #Fediverse ❤️ and for tools for people by people.

ConnectionWithWonder
ConnectionWithWonder  ·  last month

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Hi I’m Vanessa, a professional storyteller that is I literally tell stories for money. I also coach storytelling human beings & I programme storytelling festivals. (It’s a spoken word artform thing). I like foxes, trees, strangeness and people watching.
ALSO I used to be an electrician aka “spark” “gaffer” or “best boy” in the film industry - lighting for movies- and this year I’ll be making a storytelling show about that. Now you know all about me. #introductions #introduction#MeetMe
Claire Motz Art
Claire Motz Art  ·  last month

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Hey Mastodon ! Semblerait que ce soit le moment de l’ #introduction !
Je suis arrivée ici suite aux nouvelles règles de Meta 💩 à la recherche d’un RS un peu - puant et + “écosociofriendly” 🖖
✨Je suis #illustratrice #naturaliste depuis 2015. Je bosse pour des asso, des PNR, des Réserves Naturelles et toutes autres organisations en lien avec l’écologie.
✨En dehors du boulot je suis aussi maman de 2monstres, que je laisse courir sur nos 4,5Ha ac nos chèvres et nos moutons. Je suis clairement “Potager addict” 😵‍💫 et j’adore faire mes bocaux.
✨Vs verrez aussi peut être de temps à autres des photos de #champignons trainer. Parce que c'est génial les champiii 🤩🤩🤩
pettter
pettter  ·  last month

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I might as well do another #introduction specifically for the #academic side of this here fediverse:

Coming from #theoreticalCS (with applications in #NLP) to doing #digitalhumanities (computational #musicology), I've now landed in #ResponsibleAI. Specifically, I'm interested in exploring #AntiCapitalistAI, both sharpening existing critiques of current AI practise by confronting capital and exploring inherent politics of technologies, and finding better ones for a socialist world.

Anita Harris Satkunananthan
Anita Harris Satkunananthan  ·  4 months ago

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Time for me to shamelessly do a re #introduction for the newer people joining masto!

Hello! I am a published SFF author, poet, musician/music student and sometime-composer with major impostor syndrome. I am also a biblioholic, a literary Gothic academic (PhD in Literature). My interests outside of these spheres include cooking, language learning, binge-watching my favourite (mostly SFF/Gothic) shows. On Mastodon I mostly engage with the #3GoodThings community when I am not posting #music recommendations (mostly #womencomposers #experimentalmusic #contemporarymusic #classicalmusic with some #indie)

My bibliography: https://mythopoetica.com/bibliography
My debut fantasy novel: https://mythopoetica.com/2024/09/01/places-to-purchase-watermyth-ebook/

Oli
Oli  ·  3 months ago

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#introduction
Hello, I'm completely new to Mastodon. I'm a scientist, so I thought a server about scientific communication would be interesting. I'm a plant physiologist, more specifically a forest tree ecophysiologist, working on how trees acclimate to #DroughtStress, and generally interested in the effect of #ClimateChange on #Forests . Posts can be in English, German or French.
Dr John A Stevenson
Dr John A Stevenson  ·  2 years ago

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Hi! This is my #introduction. I'm a geologist turned software developer living in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.

I used to tweet and blog about volcanoes 🌋, Iceland 🇮🇸, geospatial data 🗺️, and open source science software pythonlinux (http://all-geo.org/volcan01010/every-post-ever/) but I don't have so much time for that these days.

I'm hopeful that Mastodon will be like the glory days of sci-comm Twitter circa 2012.

Hack₂O
Hack₂O  ·  3 months ago

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Let's go #Introduction

We're individuals, people, and communities considering Water as one one the Commons.

Climates changes, Pollution, Mining, political wrongdoing, Corporate capture, so on and so forth, etc.

We're rising from the underground and from the sky, from ice to clouds, over mountains and seas.
We do Hacktivism!

https://hack2o.eu/about.html

Investigation, learning, training documentation, coordination, cross-boarders collaborations

https://forum.hack2o.eu/

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