Hoy se conmemora el 154 aniversario del nacimiento de Maria Skłodowska-Curie y el 143 de Lise Meitner.
En esta fotografía del Congreso Solvay (Bruselas, 1933) aparecen ambas científicas (e Irène Joliot-Curie, a la izquierda).
Together with @quoartis, we are creating a space for dialogue between arts & sciences. Apply for a Leonardo Rebooted! grant to create an art piece about #syntheticbiology or #AI & #quantumcomputing. More details:
https://t.co/ehD3f7Pkqs
Deadline 📅 Nov-30
23 llibres sobre #divulgació científica, innovació, emprenedoria i novel•la científica, per inspirar-se aquest #SantJordi: https://t.co/jlv7GnjYlg via @biocat_cat
María Tifoidea. Una mujer a la que forzaron a pasar un total de 26 años en cuarentena. Sí, 26 años. Sin fases, sin desescalada, sin horarios de paseos, sin terrazas al cincuenta por ciento: 26 años aislada, ojocuidao...
https://t.co/S2j5QstLrU
So excited to announce the first episode of my new podcast
🎙️✨ Open Science Stories ✨🎙️
This episode is about #OpenScience itself and my story of how I became part of the movement.
https://t.co/Cu0OFIdERx
I am excited to announce today that @eLife is transitioning to a new model based on author-driven publishing (preprints) and public post-publication peer review and curation https://t.co/bIjF6eFznz
I am not the first one and I surely won't be the last one to point out that traditional electoral maps are a misleading way to represent the outcome of an election. This is something you can't stress enough: https://t.co/euqDAvTvmU
BREAKING NEWS:
The 2020 #NobelPrize in Chemistry has been awarded to Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna “for the development of a method for genome editing.”