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🧮 This month holds a special place in our hearts because in July 1948, #BellLabs icon Claude Shannon first published his seminal "A Mathematical Theory of Communications" paper!
Learn all about it here ➡️ https://t.co/0SqyR0qxh5
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⌨️ On this day in 1941, #BellLabs Dennis Ritchie was born!
As the co-creator of the #UNIX OS & the creator of the C programming language, Ritchie is a legend in the #ComputerScience & #Programming worlds.
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💡📰 #OnThisDay in 1845, the 1st issue of Scientific American was released.
Since then, @sciam has featured over 150 Nobel Prize winners and contributions from some of science's greatest minds.
Read the 1st issue from 1845 here: https://t.co/MGyRlN5xGR
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🧮 It's July already?!
This month holds a special place in our hearts because in July 1948, #BellLabs icon Claude Shannon first published his seminal "A Mathematical Theory of Communications" paper!
Learn all about it here ➡️ https://t.co/SAs9OdJoz3
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💡 75 years ago this month, Bell Labs icon Claude Shannon introduced the world to his groundbreaking Information Theory.
Discover the idea that launched the digital age...
➡️ https://t.co/zE71nPn8yE
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🚀 #OnThisDay in 1969, Neil Armstrong said the famous line, "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
On #InternationalMoonDay, here's a moonwalk montage: https://t.co/yq8DOKL50r
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📖 75 years ago, in July 1948, Bell Labs legend Claude Shannon introduced his Information Theory in his groundbreaking paper, "A Mathematical Theory of #Communications"!
Now, you can see a piece of history & read it: https://t.co/lapSCrQk8Z
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🔢 Throughout July, we're celebrating the 75th anniversary of #InformationTheory.
#ClaudeShannon's work laid the foundation for #communications, #computing, digital media, compression, #cryptography, & the internet.
Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/79y6Js8mxy
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On July 22nd 1933, Herbert Fleisch was born. He discovered biophosphonates prevent the breakdown of bone tissue. AMBER has created a 3D printable bioink which allows bone and its surrounding cells to grow in a controlled way.
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#OnThisDayInSTEM- Marie Curie was born. Marie is remembered for her discovery of #radium and #polonium, and her huge contribution to finding treatments for #cancer. A quote from Curie - "Nothing in life is to be feared; it is only to be understood."
#OnThisDayInSTEM- September 25th 1813: Charles Hatchett published a method for separating #iron from #manganese. The method from this English chemist, which used water, ammonia & muriatic acid, was simpler than other popular methods of extracting manganese #metal from its ore.
#OnThisDayInSTEM- September 23rd 1929: Richard Zsigmondy who was awarded the 1925 Nobel Prize in #Chemistry for his research into #colloids died. Colloids are substances microscopically dispersed throughout another substance. Such as foams, aerosols and emulsions.
#OnThisDayInSTEM- September 22nd 1791: Michael Faraday was born, one of the most influential men in the history of #science. He helped formulate the concept of a magnetic field by experimenting with #magnets and electrical wires.
#OnThisDayInSTEM- September 11th 1941: Rudolf Schoenheimer who developed the technique of “tagging” molecules with radioactive isotopes died. This made it possible to trace the pathways of organic molecules in animals and plants, and revolutionized metabolic studies.
#OnThisDayInSTEM- September 10th 1984: Alex Jefferys discovered DNA fingerprinting by identifying that every individual has a unique genetic code, so people could be identified by their genetic fingerprints. The technique has since helped to solve crime investigations.
#OnThisDayInSTEM- September 9th 1974: American chemists Albert Ghiorso and Glenn T. Seaborg announced the discovery of seaborgium (Sg). He became the first living person to have an element named after him.
#OnThisDayInSTEM- September 8th 1854: English physician John Snow stopped a cholera outbreak in London on this day in 1854. Snow convinced a London local council to remove the handle from a pump in Soho. A deadly cholera epidemic in the neighborhood came to an end immediately!
#OnThisDayInSTEM-September 6th 1766:John Dalton, whom is considered the founder of modern atomic theory was born.He was the 1st to propose that matter was composed of particles called atoms. He also discovered at boiling point all liquids have the same saturated vapour pressure.
#OnThisDayInSTEM- August 25th 1900: Sir Hans Adolf Krebs was born. Hans discovered a series of chemical reactions known as the Krebs cycle. This forms part of the process of respiration in living organisms through which energy is generated from food and oxygen (O).
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