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We’re delighted to introduce our next curator, Dr Gwyneth Gordon, Research Scientist, Arizona State University. Gwyneth (@gwynnotpaltrow) started out studying hydrothermal reactions near a gold deposit in east Greenland. She then trained as an...
Huge thanks to Damien Huffer for his amazing week at Real Scientists. It’s been fascinating to see how a bioarchaeologist and anthropologist uses scientific tools to better understand our collective cultural history – as...
Archaeologist and space studies researcher Alice Gorman (@drspacejunk) took the reins of Real Scientists from June 14-20. Whilst at first glance archaeology and space science might seem like strange bedfellows, Alice shared with us...
After an epic week with astrophysicist Paul Sutter, we head back to Earth to meet Dr Damien Huffer (@DamienHuffer), anthropologist at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC. This week, Damien will take us in...
Infantologist Caspar Addyman (@brainstraining) was at the helm of Real Scientists from June 7-13th, bringing to us the fascinating world of baby language and laughter studies. There are pros and cons to conducting research on babies,...
During the first week of June(May 31 – June 6), we traveled across to Israel where the distinguished Dr. Yael Schuster took the reins of RealScientists. She cracked a bone with her (“bad”) science jokes,...
This week we are thrilled to welcome astrophysicist Paul Sutter to Real Scientists. Paul splits his time between Trieste, Italy and the Center for Cosmology and Astro-Particle Physics at Ohio State University. His research focuses...
As we bid farewell to our four fantastic climate change month curators, we look to the wild: Asia Murphy is a wildlife researcher at Virginia Tech who also enjoys sci-fi books and Mad Max:...