En la madrugada del 28 de noviembre de 1968, la estudiante de posgrado Jocelyn Bell detectó una señal de radio desde un radiotelescopio de Cambridge.
Acababa de descubrir los púlsares, un hallazgo que le valdría el Premio Nobel... a su jefe.
Tira del hilo 🧵👇👇👇
🍃El 18-19 de noviembre las compañeras del @SoilEvoEcoLab, @mariabsolis y @VicNC13, asistieron a las VII Jornadas de Biodiversidad orientadas en resaltar el valor del patrimonio natural y riqueza de especies (flora y fauna) en Tenerife. Organiza: @MedioNaturalTF@CabildoTenerife.
🗣️ Today, part of our team attended the #IIICIJI, organized by @AsociacionJINTE. It was a pleasure and an incredible opportunity to learn and network with scientists from various specialties! We also had the chance to share part of our work at @IPNA_CSIC
As part of the Weeks of Canary Science and Innovation #SCIC24@NiraVega and Irene Santos took part in outreach sessions for high school students, inspiring the next generation of scientists! Proud of their dedication to making science accessible and exciting. 👩🔬🌟 #somosciencia
💡 We're almost ready to begin sorting the first samples for the #POLIZON project (funded by
@AgEInves), after completing the initial flotation and Berlese steps. Exciting progress ahead! 🕷🪴
María holds a double degree in Environmental and Marine Sciences from the Universidad de Cádiz, and she also completed a Master's degree in Biodiversity and Environmental Management at the same university🌎🌊She brings valuable knowledge that will greatly benefit our team!