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We are delighted to welcome our next curator, Dr Maureece J Levin (@ReecieLevin), Postdoctoral fellow at the Stanford Archaeology Center, US. Maureece, an archaeologist and paleoethnobotanist, began her journey with an bachelor’s degree in arts at Whitman College,...
In April, RealScientists welcomed entomologist, science journalist and Bug Dork™ Gwen Pearson (@bug_gwen). Hello Everyone! I'm Gwen, and I'm a Bug Dork. FYI: expect insect and (occasional) spider photos this week as I talk about...
We are delighted to welcome our next curator, Dr Aditya Gangadharan (@AdityaGangadh), Postdoctoral fellow at the University of Alberta. Aditya started out with an bachelor’s degree in chemistry in Chennai, India, followed by a Masters in environmental biology at St...
Michael Hultström (@mhultstrom) Associate Professor of Physiology, at Uppsala University joined RealScientists in early April. Michael started the week tweeting from the Experimental Biology conference in San Diego. Here’s Michael in poster presentation mode! @expbio...
Nutrition and genetics researcher Emma Beckett (@synapse101) joined RealScientists at the end of March. Emma didn’t shy away from any of the highly debated topics in food science, tweeting about sugar, GMOs, vegan diets and...
W are delighted to introduce our next curator, Joe Spencer (@SpenJoeScience), Senior Research Assistant and PhD student at the University of Southampton, UK. Joe began his journey of physics in 2008 , when he started a degree in Physics...
Plant biologist Ian Street (@IHStreet) joined RealScientists in March, and because he is super awesome, he has already written up a post on his own blog about his time at RealScientists. Go read it...
We are delighted to welcome our next curator, Marion Leary (@marionleary). Marion is Assistant Director of Clinical Research and Course Director at the Center for Resuscitation Science; School of Nursing and Public Health at the University of...
Our last splendid CORAL WEEK curator is Dr Carly Kenkel (@DrCarlsHorn), NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Australian Institute of Marine Science, Townsville. Carly’s background is in marine biology, ecology and evolution, and she will be talking about...
Glaciologist Samantha Buzzard (@treacherousbuzz) joined Realscientists back in March. Sammie shared with us her perspectives on #PhDlife, equality in science and lots of information about cold, cold ice. Today I've mostly been reading about...