Incredibly frustrating and waste of energy for women in science who want to travel to advance their careers - how are we supposed to fight this?
#womeninscience
Equipped for a collaborative future: India is linking researchers with the trove of scientific equipment housed in its national institutions. How well it will work depends on how open scientists are to the idea of sharing. @Natureind analyses: https://t.co/ZMr1ZxkyD6
Have just learned of very sad news: the world of science & specifically #Spectroscopy lost a giant - Prof. Rick van Duyne @NorthwesternU, a discoverer of the #SERS phenomena & much more. I will miss this dear freind, his kindness, knowledge and advice @ACSpressroom@SocAppSpec
In Issue 50 this week, check out our conference report by A. Zaleska & D. Glass for the 300th #Faraday#Discussion on "Hot electron science and microscopic processes in #plasmonics and #catalysis" London, UK, February 2019! @Faraday_D
https://t.co/KVUsv8pn9E
New video uploaded on diamagnetism at ambient conditions in the newly claimed superconductor. First evidence of magnetic levitation and Meissner effect at room temperature? More updates soon. https://t.co/1D8jLEiTfn
Finishing off the day @FDplasmonics with exciting discussion of new materials for hot electron generation.
Join us again tomorrow for more #FDplasmonics@RoySocChem, now for dinner and the Loving Cup Ceremony! https://t.co/M21OCbOeig
This week we celebrated the 300th Faraday Discussion since the meetings began in 1907. Learn more about its special format https://t.co/QlkoDpglGO #SaturdayThoughts
Congratulations to Prof. Rohini Godbole (CHEP) for receiving the Padma Shri, the fourth highest civilian award in the country! She is an extraordinary physicist and a champion for #womeninscience. https://t.co/Ab0TNdHxm1
This time of the year #plasmonics particles self-assemble in the special ways. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year !
Materials: Au, SiO2. Image credits: Yunlu Jiang and Pan Wang @KingsNanoOptics @NanotechAtLCN @LondonLight_@RPlasmonics @KingsNMS @KCL_Physics
Navakanta Bhat, the winner of Infosys Prize 2018 in Engineering & Computer Science, thanks @iiscbangalore, his colleagues and his family for helping him create something that can help us live better. #InfosysPrizeAt10 https://t.co/FPNPAj4MZs
My heart bursts with pride whenever I see the artwork of Malvika Raj, a Delhi based artist who indulges in details like nobody else. This painting will be my lifetime favourite one. She drew our Saau, our Savitrimai's work here!
Happy teacher's day you all!
#SavitriBaiPhule
#MeetTheLaureate: Navakanta Bhat works 'on' a tiny world, one that's nano and atomic in size! Imagine replacing silicon in microchips with another material - he's on it!
He truly is, leading a Lilliputian revolution. #InfosysPrizeAt10@iiscbangalore
https://t.co/Pa1gCmZyjV