#AcademicValentines - Our Favorite Love-Related Hashtag

If Valentines wasn’t for you, Twitter had your back with #AcademicValentines. 

Hope they are part of the experiment...#AcademicValentines pic.twitter.com/vgevgL9Fvk

— Vandana A Gupta (@ResearchMuscle) February 14, 2018

Roses are red,
Lilies are blue,
This poem was short,
But reviewer 3 required a number of modifications, so we had to cite many of his own poems and also change the title of the poem, rephrase the last few rhymes, and replace violets by lilies #AcademicValentines

— Sylvain ????????? (@DevilleSy) February 14, 2018

You had me at "data are". #AcademicValentines

— Abeba Birhane (@Abebab) February 13, 2018

HeNe is red
Argon is blue
Lasers are awesome
Pew pew pew#AcademicValentines

— Joby Hollis ?????????? (@Jobium) February 14, 2018

Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Your paper sucks,
- Reviewer 2.#AcademicValentines

— Rasmus Christensen (@phdskat) February 9, 2018

Roses are red
Violets are blue
Forget about dinner
My abstract is due.#AcademicValentines #AcademicValentine

— Gail M Seigel ?? (@eyedoc333) February 14, 2018

Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Your manuscript was nice to read,
But it contains nothing new.#AcademicValentines
(with love from reviewer 3)

— Maître de conf' (@Maitre_de_conf) February 14, 2018

Amyloid stains red
Cresyl violet is blue
I looked into my microscope
And found this valentine for you #AcademicValentines https://t.co/9VA9coeg6t pic.twitter.com/eL2EX0evnZ

— Judy Melinek M.D. (@drjudymelinek) February 14, 2018

Here's another version of #AcademicValentines using sines and cosines: https://t.co/WBGGr7qNXX pic.twitter.com/MH4dWZLGzG

— Saket Choudhary (@saketkc) February 15, 2018