How Not To Be Seen: welcome, Dustin Welbourne
In this picture there are thirty cameras. None of them can be seen. In this next week, we hope to show you How Not To Be Seen… This is Mr Dustin Welbourne of the...
Monthly Archive: April 2013
We are all made of stars: thanks and farewell, Brad Tucker
“Science should be accessible, not confusing. Scientists are the ones who should be confused, not the public.” Being that the RealScientists team are World’s Best Practice at the above, we offer heartfelt thanks and...
Oh My [Dark] Stars! Astrophysicist Brad Tucker at Real Scientists
The fabulous Mia and Julie of @DoUBelieveInDog have left us bereft, trawling the web for beagle puppy videos and pictures of kittens. But wait! This week we welcome super astrophysicist and science communicator Brad Tucker to Real Scientists!...
Do you believe in life after dog?
I can feel something inside me say, I really don’t think you’re strong enough… But you’re gonna have to be, because Mia Cobb and Julie Hecht from Do You Believe In Dog? have finished...
STOP. PUPPY TIME: Mia Cobb and Julie Hecht on Man’s Best Friend
From New York to Melbourne, two canine scientists will, this week, talk to us about Man’s best friend. Oh yes. This week on Real Scientists, it’s PUPPY TIME. July, 2012. Two canine scientists, Mia...
We can haz Daz? Thanks and farewell, Darren Saunders
RealScientists is waving a reluctant adieu to our curator of this past week, Dr Darren Saunders of the Garvan Institute. Daz’s tweets on cancer biology, anti-vaxers, the parlous state of research funding and what-the-hell-is-an-ORFeome...
Lab on a Chip: Welcoming Dr Darren Saunders to Real Scientists
We are delighted to be joined at @realscientists this week by Dr Darren Saunders/@whereisdaz. Darren is a Group Leader at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Sydney, and a Senior Lecturer at the University...
Winter is leaving: thanks and farewell, David Winter
Dr David Winter has departed @RealScientists after his week’s curation and has sailed off into the sunset. In his wake, we’ve been left inundated with knowledge and insights into evolutionary biology, the place of...