#Discoveries

Dr. Emily Rickman

AstroRickman

As I am currently sending off my PhD manuscript for printing (and with no corrections necessary, yay!), I thought I would share the quotes that I have included throughout my

Latinas in Earth and Planetary Sciences

GeoLatinas

(1/9) Hola! this week in @GeoLatinas we are SO proud to feature Lizette Leon Rodriguez from Colombia for our #FridayFeatureInGeo. Lizette is a Stratigrapher and Micropaleontologist at ExxonMobil @exxonmobil

National Trust in the East

East_England_NT

We’re now days away from @Netflix’s #TheDig, which explores the 1939 excavation of the Great Ship Burial @NT_SuttonHoo. The film is based on a book that’s inspired by real events

Kit Brown-Hoekstra

kitcomgenesis

A thread 1/ I’ve been savoring Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer for over a yr.—typically, I devour books, often in one sitting. This one demands meditation, thought, visceral connection.

Jen Christiansen

ChristiansenJen

Next week, @SciAm celebrates its 175 anniversary. Its demisemiseptcentennial, if you will. [A thread] #SciAm175 Longtime followers may know that I love nearly any excuse to dive down @SciAm archive

David States

statesdj

Some push back on the notion that NIH spent hundreds of billions of dollars on basic research and therefore owns mRNA vaccine technology and has “march in” rights to dictate

Ian Yusem

IanYusem

Let's boost smaller creators! As #zinequest3 approaches, I wanted to highlight some really sweet looking campaigns that haven't gotten as much love. Here's a thread of 6 #zinequest campaigns with

Phil Plait

BadAstronomer

Oh, Betelgeuse, everyone’s favorite M2Iab supergiant star. Why did it dim so catastrophically earlier this year?Hubble may have clinched the answer: It erupted, blowing out a HUGE dust cloud that

Dr. Claire Lee 🏳️‍🌈 🇿🇦 in 🇨🇵

Claire_Lee

It's been a crazy week for ScienceTwitter so let's end things off with some fun.MARVEL SUPERHEROES AS ELEMENTARY PARTICLES: A Thread.First up: Captain Marvel is... The Photon.Travels super fast in

Naomi O'Leary

NaomiOhReally

Thread on an aspect of European history that I've recently been reading about, and as someone from a country with a republican nationalist tradition, find fascinating and baffling. So back

Saud AlDubayan, M.D. د.سعود الدبيان

s_aldubayan

Very excited to see our work on deep learning germline variant characterization out today in @JAMA_currentHere is a quick thread on the major findings and takeaways from this study. #CancerResearch

🅰ntiquity Journal

AntiquityJ

#research: Archaeologists suggest our era should be called the 'Plastic Age' after an experimental dig at an Iron Age site in instead found thousands of plastic items.Here's an #Antiquitythread

Philip Gunst

GunstPhilip

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Robert McNees

mcnees

Astrophysicist Margaret Geller was born #OTD in 1947. She is known for her work on the distribution of galaxies and clusters, which showed that the Universe is full of unexpected

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brownnostalgia

“The Mughals gave us culture” — Debunking apologist claims for the Mughal Empire (thread) There is no denying Mughal culture is quite beautiful and has its influence in South Asia.

Rima-Maria Rahal

rimamrahal

New blog post at @IJOERandBeyond, where I argue that Open Educational Resources (#oer) are needed in #HigherEd to keep up with the latest developments in science. Here's the gist (with

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