Real science, from real scientists, science communicators, writers, artists, clinicians
We are delighted to be hosting Dr Helen Maynard-Casely on Real Scientists this week. Helen is a planetary scientist working on modelling planet formation using a combination of complex advanced chemistry, crystallography and X-ray...
A great big RealScientists thanks and farewell to Dr Paul Willis of RiAus for his week curating the @RealScientists account. We hope you found Paul’s tweets about science communication, science funding and science policy...
This week, RealScientists are thrilled to welcome Dr Paul Willis, Director of RiAus. Paul is well-known in Australia as a science broadcaster with the ABC, presenting and producing on science shows such as Quantum and Catalyst....
A massive thank-you to medical entomologist extraordinaire Dr Cameron Webb aka @MozzieBites for his superb stint on RealScientists this week, tweeting from the swamps of the ACT about his research into mosquito populations in...
Real Scientists and Canberra’s Constructed Swamps. via Real Scientists and Canberra’s Constructed Swamps.
When I spoke to Cameron about signing up, he told me that he would be wandering around NSW and the ACT looking for mosquitos this week, did I think anyone would want to hear...
We’ve been privileged to launch @realscientists with Dr Rachael Dunlop, who’s taken us through the world of toxins, cell culture and paper reviews. Rachael’s posted many excellent photographs live from the “MacGyver lab” –...
Today, Bernard, @DrYobbo and myself (@upulie) are pleased to launch the @realscientists account! We’ll be starting off with Dr Rachael Dunlop (@DrRachie). With over 7,000 followers on Twitter, Dr Rachie is no stranger to communicating and...
Welcome to Real Scientists, the companion blog to the rotational twitter account @realscientists! We’re showcasing scientists, science communicators, writers and artists to talk about their lives and their work. A science degree can take...