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After a big week with Greetchen Diaz featuring some great discussions into novel science pathways, diversity and women in science, we’re returning to the Southern Hemisphere to meet Dr Jodi Rowley (@jodirowley) of the...
What an amazing week we were treated to from the super passionate Greetchen Diaz! She started off with a discussion of the different paths people take into science. Some are straight and traditional, while there...
Our curator this week is Dr Greetchen Díaz (aka @greetdiaz) of the Nebraska Center for Virology, at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Greetchen hails from Puerto Rico, describing herself as ‘a Latina who loves art, music,...
Our curator for the past week on @RealScientists, Dr Nicole Cloonan aka @ncloonan, is a newly-minted group leader at the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute on the northern fringes of the Brisbane CBD. Her...
From geology to crystallography to molecular biology, we welcome Dr Nicole Cloonan from the Queensland Institute for Medical Research. This is Nicole in her own words: “I’d always been interested in science generally, being...
When you arrive at work in the morning, and your view is this magnificent vista of the San Francisco Bay Area, it must make it a teensy bit hard to go inside and get...
Structure and order define our understanding the universe, from the macro to the molecular scale. However, understanding the structure of molecules is hard, because they are small. Like, really, really small. A popular way...
Professor Abby Kavner of UCLA’s Department of Earth, Planetary and Space Sciences was our curator for the past week on RealScientists, answering your questions and tweeting about her research and her life in and...
“Earth and planetary interiors, mineral physics, electrochemistry, stable isotopes, carbon and water at high P“, where P=pressure. The physics and chemistry of the interiors of planets is what motivates our next curator, Prof Abby...
Our curator for the past week was Dr Helena Ledmyr (she doesn’t get called by her title very often because Sweden so we thought we should throw that in) of the INCF and Molecular...
