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We bid a fond farewell to Jessica Kirckpatrick and thank her for a fascinating week talking about data science, STEM diversity, and outreach. We’ll catch up with Jessica again soon, so keep your eyes...
Massive thanks to Annie Feighery and her crew at mwater for the awesome curation of the past week. It’s been a delight to tackle the enormous topic of data management at Real Scientists, and still...
The week of February 15-21 saw Real Scientists curated by astronomy communicator Mathieu Isidro (@matisidro). Mathieu took us through from the birth of modern astronomy with Copernicus and Galileo to the immense international collaborative...
We bid farewell to a spectacular week’s tweeting from the Keeper of the Maps for NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover, Fred Calef III. Massive thanks to Fred and the crew from NASA JPL for such...
Marine researcher Marah Hardt took the reins of RealScientists this February 8-15th. Marah, as you may recall, is the Research Co-Director for Future Of Fish, an innovative initiative of systems change consultancy Flip Labs,...
Back in November, the RealScientists community was privileged to hear from Professor Jeff Dunn/@jeffreyfdunn, of the Department of Radiology, University of Calgary in Canada. Calgary is well known as the home of the Stampede, the...
To our knowledge, Mars is the only planet in the universe which is solely inhabited by robots. The fact that Mars is apparently free of traffic lights, roadworks and fast-lane slowcoaches doesn’t mean travel...