Real science, from real scientists, science communicators, writers, artists, clinicians
Taking over @RealScientists this week we are thrilled to welcome Associate Professor Adam Micolich from the very impressive sounding Condensed Matter Physics Nanoelectronics Group at the University of New South Wales (UNSW). Keen followers of Real Scientists...
Well, the solstice has passed, we’re almost halfway through the year and here at RSHQ the puns ain’t getting any better (sorry not sorry). Thankfully, Real Scientists is only a little bit about indulging...
This week, Real Scientists leaves Boston, US to head to Sydney, Australia to meet science communicator Tom Gordon/@Gordeauz at the University of Sydney. Tom trained as an astrophysicist and now works as a science...
We’d like to say a big thank-you to Dr Anna Wronski for her time on @RealScientists this week. For those who haven’t yet read her Intro post, Anna is a postdoctoral researcher at Tufts...
This week we thank Joanne Kamens for her excellent week at Real Scientists. As mentioned in our introductory post, Joanne is a strong advocate for science mentoring and the not-for profit company Addgene for which...
Anna has done such a brilliant job answering our curator questions, I don’t think you need much from our end, so firstly: How and why did you end up in science? I was always...
The path of true research never ran smooth, or in a linear direction. Some of us make it to and through a PhD and then out of research, others leave academia, it’s really...
Our first non-human curator, the Museum of Human Disease at UNSW Faculty of Medicine was holding the reins at RealScientists this week. For a non-human entity, the museum is pretty excellent at typing, photography,...
If the only twitter account you followed was @RealScientists you would not have been bored or short of reading material this week. Our curator Mel Thomson fed us a veritable flurry of very fascinating...
This week on @realscientists will be a bit different. For a change, we don’t have a solo scientist curating the account, but a museum! The Museum of Human Disease is the medical pathology teaching...
