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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...
Maryse Thomas (@maryseethomas) is hosting Real Scientists from Montréal this week! Maryse is a PhD candidate in neuroscience at McGill University studying the how environmental noise affects the brain, and is one of the directors...
Real Scientists is spacing out this week with Dr Benjamin Cook (@dustybowl), a research scientist with the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies. How did you get into climate research? I’ve always been interested...
Real Scientists is in Uppsala, Sweden with Dr Matthew Lacey (@mjlacey), a researcher specializing in electrochemistry at the Ångström Advanced Battery Centre. We chatted with Matt about science, life, and batteries. So lithium batteries!...
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 !...
Get ready for our next curator! Dr Adriana Bankston (@AdrianaBankston) is Associate Director of Fundraising and Strategic Initiatives at Future of Research, a nonprofit organization with a mission to champion, engage and empower early career scientists with...
Heading back Stateside, we’re delighted to introduce our next curator, Dr Michelle Tong (@Professor_Tong), an assistant professor of psychology and neuroscience at Earlham College in Indiana. We asked Michelle how she ended up in science...
Our next curator is astrophysicist Dr JJ Eldridge (@astro_jje), a Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland, Middle Earth – sorry, New Zealand. Dr Eldridge is also a science communicator and activist, and looks at the...
Real Scientists is in the US this week with Ashley Walker (@That_Astro_Chic), an undergraduate student and research assistant in astrochemistry at Chicago State University. Can you tell us about how you got into astrochemistry?...
This week, we welcome Cecilia O’Leary (@GonzoScientist1), PhD student at Stony Brook University in the United States. Cecilia is a quantitative ecologist and oceanographer. In general, she studies marine animal size and age structures (what sizes...