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Joined January 2014
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Mark your calendars!
We're going live on Instagram with the first ever TIME's Kid of the Year, @gitanjaliarao on 11 February, #WomenInScience Day.
Ask your questions in the replies below👇
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Leading up to International Day of Women and Girls in Science this week, the Explorers team would like to thank the amazing teachers that promote STEM for the girls! @MarineInst #WomenInScience
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Today we are celebrating @UN @WomenInScience and I am packing for a field trip to head back to Lizard Island on the Great Barrier Reef! 🤿🥼🧜🏼♀️👩🏼🔬
This trip, I'll sample more than my buddy...
#SuperstarsofSTEM #science4all #February11 #WomenInScience
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Thursday, Feb. 11 marks International Day of Women and Girls in Science! DWR would like to recognize our employees who play a critical role in the science and technology communities. They are leading the way for a next generation of cis, trans women and girls. #WomenInScience
ALT There have been many wonderful, intelligent, pioneering women in my field and I am so honored to follow in their footsteps. – Bayan Ahmed, Environmental Scientist for DWR.
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Thank you so much to everyone who believes in me.
I wouldn't be here if I wasn't given the opportunity to prove myself in this line of work. I work hard all day everyday to prove that I can do this,
I'm glad and privileged to be contributing to the world of #WomenInScience
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Here we are, some of the women of the
@EhuStream group at the @upvehu
Happy international day of Women and Girls in Science!
@GenderAil
#WomenInScience #emakumeakzientzian #MujeresEnCiencia #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience #WomeninLimnology
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Our very own Dr Emily Taylor became interested in science because she was taken under the wing of an entomologist, learning all about the insect life on her island. Here she is surveying peatland, also a common past time! #WomenInScience
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Today ist #WomenInScience Day. To honour this day, we give away 5 Soapbox-packages including a T-shirt and some other goddies. All you need to do is follow us, like this tweet and comment with a female scientist and her discovery/contribution to science until tomorrow noon.
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Thank you!! 😍😍😍 A lovely day indeed #WomenInScience
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It's International Day of Women & Girls in Science #WomenInScience. The first women scientists at the South Pole arrived in 1969. Today thousands of women are active in Antarctic & Southern Ocean scientific research, while multiple Antarctic programs are led by women; pic @USNavy
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Glorious day yesterday for #Thames Estuary #kclfield trip #5 on #Drones #RemoteSensing #LowCostSensing & #Micrometeorology with @KCLGeoglabs
@eskaupade Nick Drake, Martin Wooster and some great students!
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Any excuse to dress up on Zoom in response to a question about fire fieldwork PPE (helmet on the shelf behind me).
📸🔥: A successful Lunchtime with a Geographer today (first of this term)! @DrTELS discussing wildfires and making a style statement 😎. #partofLSE
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Join us tonight for a behind the scenes insight into making the documentary and what's next for this globally important Amazon rainforest ...
@EilidhMunro8 will be speaking for us this Wednesday at 7.30pm, about her documentary @voicesontheroad 👇
Tickets at rsgs.org/Event/eilidh-munro-…
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Live now at the European Polar Science week is @arndt_st, a Sea-ice physicist at @AWI_de who just came back from the @MOSAiCArctic expedition, a year-long international science expedition to the #Arctic.
Live streaming: livestream.com/esa/events/93…
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If you have missed out on #VirtualWEM20 & are suffering with #FOMO - please do not worry! All conference material will be available on #WEMAcademy by 2nd Nov.
If you’d like to be notified of when the material is ready, please register here: extrememedicineexpo.com/post…
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Excellent trauma myth-busting with @LeechCaroline and a fantastically concise explanation during question time on how traumatic cardiac arrest is often a low output state, therefore fluid treatment alone can restore perfusion #VirtualWEM20 #PHEM
Joining us now at #VirtualWEM20 is Caroline Leech, Consultant in #EmergencyMedicine and the Major Trauma Lead at University Hospital Coventry. During this session she’ll be discussing how we manage trauma patients by busting ten common #prehospital trauma myths with case examples
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Our new book available for pre-order! publishizer.com/polar-exposu…
'Polar Exposure' is the story of The Women's Euro-Arabian North Pole Expedition told by me and team members in their own words to create a multi-perspective account of this remarkable journey. open for 30-days only!
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PUBLISHED TODAY📖:
New research using 'triple drawdown' method from NERC DTP students @Dan_Chadwick1, @Eleri_Pritchard and our @drMChad reveals that widely promoted crayfish 'trapping' is ineffective in controlling the invasive American signal crayfish.
kcl.ac.uk/news/popular-metho…
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#atmoschem The Gaston Lab is looking for either a PhD student or a Postdoctoral Researcher to participate in both laboratory and field studies with the goal of understanding how reactions between atmospheric particles and trace gases contribute to poor air quality
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Travelled the @ArcticCoastWay launched last year tracing the very northernmost bits of Iceland where the skies are huge and the seas even bigger. I'm drawn to the lonely 'sticky-out-bits' of a map so 900km of empty peninsulas and wild Atlantic shores was too tempting...
