We present the winners of the 'Snapshots of Exploration 2024' photo competition organized by the Faculty of Earth Sciences, Geography and Astronomy!🤩🌍
Want to see all the photos of the winners? 👀
Click here! ⤵ 📷
https://t.co/lq0GBQBaOd
ICReDD, in cooperation with @HokudaiDEI, had the pleasure of hosting a seminar by Prof. Christina Li of @PurdueChemistry! She finished her engaging talk on catalytic nanomaterials by discussing the importance of mentorship in recruiting and retaining women in chemistry.
First #scicom film made by my daughter❣️
A project for her German school on ‘creatures of the sea.’ Papa’s secret mission: be proud of making something cool, even though it’s more than what’s been asked.
Truly happy to see that a press release I wrote at @KobeU_Global made it even to the top page of @ORFBreakingNews
https://t.co/dRpPJ0mN1g
It’s of course because it’s really cool science by Taguchi et al.
https://t.co/GcCKr8QBi9
The Kikai-Akahoya explosion 7300 years ago was bigger than the eruption of Mount Tambora in 1815, ejecting enough material to fill Lake Tahoe twice. https://t.co/nBQpGFWdP0
One more week to get your Uribo smartphone wallpaper by filling out this pig — pardon me — quick survey on how you use social media. Your response will help us make content more valuable to you. https://t.co/MJGugQoZs4
Congratulations to @OISTedu on this really well-written research news story. Once you’ve made it into the Austrian news, it’s truly international. 😅 Also really wonderful research.
Beyond their colorful appearance, clown anemonefish reveal surprising cognitive abilities. 🐠 New study from OIST uncovers how they count bars to enforce social order in their sea anemone homes. Dive into the details https://t.co/lBmvYskJjz
Institutional #scicom is still largely a black box. We should be conducting surveys and evaluating like this much more, to the benefit of researchers, scientific literacy, and the taxpayers who finance us.
Help and receive: Answer these four quick questions on how you use social media so we can make our content more relevant to you, and you get a free Uribo wallpaper for your phone:
👉 https://t.co/nGfwBTffLF
I'm over the clouds (Mie scattering in-joke for y'all) that I could write the research summary for @KobeU_Global. Read it over at @EurekAlert:
https://t.co/RBb1TdoYNY
What's a cancer GPS? Turns out, it tells you how bad brain tumors are based on their halo: the faster it decays the worse the condition.
More info in this @HokkaidoUni press release:
https://t.co/w7NXAIDPnk
Also read the original paper by @ICReDDconnect:
https://t.co/op0a0BYjot