#Scienceinanutshell - Twitter Hashtag

Research in Germany - Initiative of the BMFTR @ResearchGermany

almost 2 years ago

🤖Could robots soon feel what they are touching❓ Prof. Roberto Calandra explains how this could work in the latest episode of the DAAD video series #ScienceInANutshell👉 https://t.co/cXVelF0ibZ 📽️Be sure to check out the other fascinating episodes too!👉 https://t.co/wuwolTuNMn

ResearchGermany's tweet photo. 🤖Could robots soon feel what they are touching❓ Prof. Roberto Calandra explains how this could work in the latest episode of the DAAD video series #ScienceInANutshell👉 https://t.co/cXVelF0ibZ
📽️Be sure to check out the other fascinating episodes too!👉 https://t.co/wuwolTuNMn https://t.co/VF0snl92V9

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Dr. Irene Salinas Remiro @DrSalinasLab

over 4 years ago

Power outage all over the city. Sorting went to hell after working all day getting cells ready (power went off just as we started). Now we need to move lungfish to our homes because they have no heating in the lab. #Scienceinanutshell

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Sciety @scietyHQ

almost 5 years ago

Who says science cannot be fun? And it more fun when it's in the open like this great discovery explained by @astro_katross. #openscience #scienceinanutshell #followthetrail #makescienceaccessible

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Clara Vazquez-Martel @claravamar_

about 5 years ago

Cutting carrots, I realized that the curling of the chopsticks is a graphic description of (the release of) residual stresses inside the carrot. Materials Science is everywhere! #ScienceInANutshell

claravamar_'s tweet photo. Cutting carrots, I realized that the curling of the chopsticks is a graphic description of (the release of) residual stresses inside the carrot. Materials Science is everywhere! #ScienceInANutshell https://t.co/dr82GR0F8b

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Isa Donoso @isatxu.bsky.social @Isatxu_Donoso

over 5 years ago

(2/2) Great work of Camille Coux leading this study, which results from a very enjoyable collaboration started during a short stay at Tylianakis Lab & @StoufferLab at @UCNZbiology in 2014(!) By that time, this was our graphical abstract 🤣🤓🍻#scienceinanutshell #scienceatnight

Isatxu_Donoso's tweet photo. (2/2) Great work of Camille Coux leading this study, which results from a very enjoyable collaboration started during a short stay at Tylianakis Lab & @StoufferLab at @UCNZbiology in 2014(!) By that time, this was our graphical abstract 🤣🤓🍻#scienceinanutshell #scienceatnight https://t.co/nbiyonDJ9d

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Eye-openers @EyeOpenersNL

over 6 years ago

Stel je eens voor dat we een kloppend hart kunnen 3D-printen. Dat is precies waar @DanJingWu1 aan werkt. Ze vertelt erover in deze eye-opener #scienceinanutshell https://t.co/P6Wa0Mw1nS

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Dr. Lyla El-Fayomi @DrLylaElfay

about 8 years ago

I dare you to watch this and try to resist the child-like joy/wonder that subsequently befalls you. #STEM #scienceinanutshell #nature https://t.co/KtwZFmYZXO

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Sue Friedrichs, M.Ed. @MsSFried

over 8 years ago

Using our #ScienceinaNutshell kits to 👀 the particles in soil! @APSScienceRules

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JenChase @JenChaseTP

over 8 years ago

Honestly. The more I keep learning for my exam, the less I understand, the more frustrated I get, the more ambitious I get, the more I keep learning for my exam, the less I understand, the more ambi- #scienceinanutshell

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