Watch development psychologist Kristina R. Olson win @NSF highest honor for a young scientist -- the Alan T. Waterman Award for 2018: https://t.co/sb35rECUj1
#TBT to the @USAScienceFest last weekend, where visitors had the opportunity to explore exciting #NSFfunded research, including microscopes made out of paper, 3-D printed hearts and virtual robots that help kids learn about animal behavior. See more: https://t.co/U8oeO6EnkK
👏 Social & Developmental psychologist Kristina R. Olson receives NSF’s 2018 Alan T. Waterman Award for breakthrough research on early childhood development: https://t.co/lT4IWYST9F. Congratulations! #NSFwaterman
This #vizzies sculpture made out of zip ties shows the inner workings of lung cells. The vizzies challenge deadline is this Sunday, April 15. Enter today: https://t.co/7i9eKG3Msi #scicomm
"Robomechanics" -- like "biomechanics" but instead of studying the movement of tissue and bones think many-jointed legs and wheels -- leading to new search & rescue, planetary exploration, manufacturing, and assistance: https://t.co/kWK4XGhmQA @CarnegieMellon
Biologists and materials scientists are studying the wings of the "skipper butterfly"--what they learn could lead to more energy efficient tech. https://t.co/IRaO7bEyAn #NSFfunded
.@BioXFEL developed X-ray vision like imaging systems to see inside biomolecules like this one. The system will help with virus research. https://t.co/DbFzp4Qw04 #NSFfunded
Bringing the three P's of modern medicine -- precision, predictive and personalized -- to our understanding of the gut microbiome: https://t.co/96Ybgpo0Tv @SDSC_UCSD @NSF_CISE