#AdaLovelaceDay is a celebration of women in STEM.
Have you heard of these notable Rothamsted scientists?
👩🔬Dr Mary Dilys Glynne - pioneering plant pathologist. Her work on crop diseases significantly contributed to improved crop yields during WW2.
@FindingAda
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How we made ‘Craftswomen: Uncovering Hidden Labour in the History of Science’ - blog post on @WhippleMuseum exhibition on women instrument makers https://t.co/YNLTRKW4q0
Events will take place as part of Fascination of Plants Day 2023. It encourages people around the globe to be fascinated by the wonder of plants and consider their huge importance, in our lives, as well as the wider environment. More about the events - https://t.co/wcteoQOIF5
👀 We're looking for collaborators to take part in Scottish Badger Week 2023, running from Saturday 6th to Sunday 14th May. If you'd be interested in running an event, we'd love to hear from you. Read more 👇 https://t.co/9rVlwImv6l
Happy #WomenInScienceDay!
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Check out our updated graphic to see just a few of the ways #WomenInScience have shaped the world we live in today. 🌍
#WiSTEM@UN_Women
How long does it take for vegetation in heathlands and bogs to regenerate after wildfire? How is regeneration affected by fire severity? Or altitude? If you're curious, make sure to attend my talk on Monday at British Ecological Society Annual Meeting 2022! 🔥 #wildfire#BES2022