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Royal Society of Chemistry

RoySocChem

New research – published today in our aptly named journal @SoftMatter, digests previous work demonstrating that wombat poo forms its distinctive shape within the wombat’s intestines, not at the, er,

christine liu 🌿

christineliuart

Sharing this old article bc I want folks to recognize that bigoted comments like "you only got accepted because of affirmative action" make people feel like frauds.We sometimes call it

Pete Lincoln

petelincoln48

1/We are now being enslaved by the leaders of the Cult of Scientism where Priests (scientists) determine what science and truths are acceptable. Galileo had it good, while he got

lornemorrow

lornemorrow

I was born the same year as NASA & I was a space-nut. I followed the Mercury, Gemini & Apollo programs. I watched launches on a black & white TV.

Tropical Nick Underwood

TheAstroNick

Okay no livestream but we’ll do a quick tour of #NOAA43 (Miss Piggy) before we head to #Isaias. She’s been flying storms since 1977 and has plenty of scientific gizmos

Collateral Global

collateralglbl

1. Is diversity of age-range opinion important when policy decisions are made? Almost without exception, the key decision-makers and their advisors in the UK have been people in or around

వనమాలి

Humblefool_14

This was in 1988. Chinese SEZ's (Shenzhen,Shantou,Zhuhai,Xiamen,Hainan) All near ports. Max tax rate 15%,5-6 exemptions if invested in high-tech exports. Coastal cities (14) also followed the same policies. From there

Dr Doug McNeall

dougmcneall

A note to #covid scientists from a #climate scientist: choose your battles. We got played again and again and now we have a better (if not perfect) idea about how

Marina Amaral

marinamaral2

This 2,500-year-old female mummy is known as the “Ice Maiden". It is one of few in existence with visible tattoos.A team of scientists concluded that she had breast cancer in

Leon Palafox

leonpalafox

What if we've been thinking on Machine Learning and Ethics in the wrong way. A thread. Machine Learning is, by its very definition the act of learning from data to

Jen Heemstra

jenheemstra

Vaccines usually take over 10 years to develop, test, and mass produce. But, scientists predict we could have an effective vaccine for Covid-19 by early 2021. How is this possible?

Phil Plait

BadAstronomer

After searching for decades, scientists have finally detected CNO neutrinos from the Sun. Yeah, this is a big deal.https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/after-nearly-a-century-elusive-cno-neutrinos-are-finally-seen-from-the-sun 2/ The Sun’s energ

Todd McKinnon

toddmckinnon

I recently read The Great Influenza by John Barry. (Thanks to my wife for gifting it to me after I said I wanted to learn more!) While COVID-19 is NOT

Molly Hunter

mollymhunter

Researchers, scientists, public health experts told me the same thing: we can't just sit around waiting for vaccines. (Yes, multiple!) There are 165+ vaccines in development. (Great!) There will likely

WIRED UK

WiredUK

In each warm body it infects, the virus behind Covid-19 has the potential to change. Most of those changes are slow and inconsequential. But, in some people, the virus hits

Matthew Green

matthew_d_green

Article on the Senate’s new crypto killer bill.https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/lawful-access-bill-would-allow-feds-legally-bust-encrypted-devices-n1232071 What’s amazing about this bill is that scientists and national security exp

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