Why do we do science? Navigating the paths of individual excellence and team science.
Check this opinion article authored by S. Flipse & @eva_kalmar from @TNWTUDelft for some insights and join the conversation!
https://t.co/yzfTwKAKRo
Online now: The COVID-19 paradox of online collaborative education: when you cannot physically meet, you need more social interactions https://t.co/hiurwaoGZ3
If you have a chance, watch this film. For me it was a super interesting story because I know Nancy Hopkins' research, she has done groundbreaking research with zebrafish. Among other women, she talks about her stuggles to be a female scientist.
https://t.co/aqQl101Uh9
“@JuliaCramer can also be called as the queen of science communication as she uses science communication like she plays in the Champions Leage” - from a student’s report who followed her workshop. ;)
So I thought that it is time for my 13-year-old Dutch-reading daughter to start the Fortune de France from Robert Merle. It turns out that none of the 13 novels from this series is not translated to Dutch. Nor Malevil, nor Les hommes protege! How is this possible?! What a shame.
Onze studenten werken aan de ontwikkeling van een simpel en goedkoop beademingsapparaat. Typische Delftse handen-uit-de-mouwen-mentaliteit! #OperationAir https://t.co/Af8mxoWn1U
I resist to admit this, I hope that it is not that bad, what I did :). I was searching for this pic for ages, I saw it in the context of research papers a long ago (beginning with an abstract, then the intro, and at the end, there is the conclusion)
From tomorrow, 13 March 2020 until at least 31 March 2020, there will be no on-campus education at TU Delft; this includes exams. In the coming period, education will be offered online as much as possible. More information on: https://t.co/iHXd0fw01Z
I am not a petion person, but I signed this one. Bad enough that they are building a formula 1 circuit in Zandvoort, but to use the protected beach for a quick route for the racers, no way. The link to the petition is in the article. https://t.co/tmyxoKRZ4I
Happy #WomenInScience Day 2020!
Today we celebrate all women in science who inspire us daily with their amazing contributions to research, education and act as role models for our next generation.
Thank you all for the work you do. Your work is truly appreciated.
@ionicasmeets Have a look at this site: there might be scicomm people around. https://t.co/QvVuPVJQ5u
And I would recommend meeting Prof. Dr. Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard, Nobel laureate. She is Tubingen but has lots of connections to Heidelberg, EMBL too.