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We’re excited to bring you ORANGUTANS this week, with Lucy Radford (@lmradford), Fundraising and Communications Officer at the Sumatran Orangutan Society. This week, we’ll hear all about orang-utans and efforts to prevent their extinction. Here’s...
From Minnesota, USA to the UK, we’re here to meet out next curator, Robin Hayward (they/them). Robin Hayward (@canopyrobin) is a tropical plant ecologist studying for their PhD in the department of biological and...
We’re heading over to Chennai, in south India, to meet our next curator, Clinical Neuroscientist Vivek Misra (@iVivekMisra). Vivek works for Neurokrish Consulting at Chennai, where he studies Neuropsychiatry, Neuromodulation. Vivek is driven by his passion for...
Spring and summer in temperate zones herald the arrival of seasonal flowers and their friends, the bees, wasps and flies that pollinate them: a season of beauty and a season of dread for hay...
We’re excited and honoured to introduce to you our next curator: 2011 Nobel Laureate, Distinguished Professor of Astronomy, 12th Vice Chancellor and President of the Australian National University, Professor Brian Schmidt. Professor Schmidt (@cosmicpinot) is...
We’re already into the second week of the new year and we’re excited to introduce you to our next curator, PhD candidate Caleb Christianson (@ClbChrstnsn). Caleb is a fifth-year PhD candidate in the NanoEngineering...
Dear Real Scientists community, thank you for being with us this year. We hope you enjoyed meeting at least 52 new scientists, trekking the land of ice and fire with NASA scientists, our first...
We’re delighted to welcome our next curator, Dr Suze (Sujata) Kundu (@FunSizeSuze). Suze has a BSc in Chemistry, a MSc in Analytical Chemistry and a PhD in Materials Chemistry from University College London. She’s...
Our next curator is Dr Paul D. Williams (@DrPaulDWilliams).Paul is Professor of Atmospheric Science at the University of Reading, UK. He was educated at Oxford University, receiving a first-class degree in physics and a PhD...
Back to London this week to meet our new curator, Dr Selina Groh, Research Associate in palaeontology at University College, London. Dr Groh studies ancient crocodiles, or crocodylomorphs, some of which free up to 7 !...