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We’re heading over to the UK to meet our next curator, Dr Niki Rust (@nikirust ), Research Associate at Newcastle University. How did Niki end up in science? Kind of by accident! I...
Our final curator for this human-centric month is graduate student Monika Cechova (@biomonika), from the Department of Biology, Penn State University, Pennsylvania, USA. Monika says her entry into biology was Serendipity. Serendipity. I’ve always wanted to study...
This week, we’re heading to South Africa to meet our next curator, Kim Tommy (@KimTommy92). Kim has recently obtained her Masters degree in paleoanthropology at the Evolutionary Studies Institute of the University of the Witwatersrand,...
We’re delighted to welcome our next curator, Dr Holly Witteman (@hwitteman ) to Real Scientists! Dr Witteman is an Associate Professor in the Department of Family & Emergency Medicine, Université Laval (Laval University), Quebec City,...
This April, we have a great range of curators lined up on Real Scientists and we’re focussing on humans. We’ll be talking to a range of scientists involved in fossils preservation, human genetic evolution...
We are delighted to welcome our next curator, PhD student Mariana Di Giacomo (@MarianaDGiacomo) from the University of Delaware and Smithsonian NMNH Fellow. So why is Mariana here with us this week? Mariana is...
Happy New Year, Real Scientists community! We’re delighted to welcome our next curator, Dr Chris Cogswell (@MadScientistPod). Chris is a chemical engineering consultant in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Chris is also the host of the Mad Scientist...
We are delighted to welcome our next curator, Josh Fergeus (@JoshFergeus), Councillor and PhD Candidate at the University of Melbourne. Josh is a social scientist and one of our first on @realscientists. Here’s Josh’s...
Our next curator is Dr Dana Ehret (@drdanaehret), former Curator of Paleontology at Alabama Museum of Natural History and soon to be Assistant Curator of Natural History (beginning January) at the New Jersey State Museum. Here’s...
Our next palaeocurator is hardly needs an introduction. Associate Professor Jacquelyn Gill is a paleoecologist at the University of Maine, science writer and science communicator. You may know her from the excellent podcast Warm Regards with...