Hi all, I had a podcast contributor drop out, and I’m looking for a great, compelling mini-series pitch to greenlight (3 eps) for our new @sciam podcast, Science Quickly. Would love something creative around archaeology, anatomy, or a related field. DM with Q’s!
♻️ Why isn’t more plastic actually recyclable?
🍴 Why don’t compostable forks actually compost?
🤨 When are we going to solve our waste problems?
These Qs and more in our latest #podcast episode with 3 scientists working on new, improved plastics. https://t.co/xv1uAiyr4O
Friend: “I love your outfit!”
Me: Thanks! It has pockets!
Did you know sea otters have flaps of loose skin under each forearm that they use like a pocket? What are these pockets full of? (Hint: It’s not sunshine.)
Want to understand why superblooms occur & the difference between the carpets of flowers in Central - Southern California & our more mellow blooms in Northern California?
🏵️🌸Check out @jackjlee's explainer with beautiful photos by @jachristian 💮🌼⤵️
https://t.co/sqorNnmJtP
Reviewing flash talk pitches for an upcoming @doescience summit ... The intersection between basic science x pop culture is real (Breaking Bad, Zombies, Ghostbusters galore). Get excited!
“We’re varied, so our office spaces should be varied, too.”
On 🎧 “Science, Quickly,” @kelso_harper and @gmusser discuss insights from Deaf and autistic communities that could finally make office spaces better for everyone.
Listen now on Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/CoS1itOfTZ
Today the #VernalEquinox will occur at 5:24 p.m. EDT in the Northern Hemisphere, marking the start of #AstronomicalSpring!
This animation shows the angle of the sun changing from last year's vernal equinox through today due to the Earth's tilt.
Xenobots are living, swimming, self-powered robots less than a millimeter across, evolved by artificial intelligence and built out of frog stem cells—and they could open new medical frontiers. https://t.co/4u8ItWW5m9