Life Sciences Experience Developer @TheTechInteract. Sometimes lighting designer. Former cannabinoid scientist. Currently recovering academic. Constant chaos.
San Jose
Joined January 2014
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Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
Know what it's like to work with STEM rock stars? We do! @biophilebytes @James0m0wong9 and @benchadjacent are helping make BioTinkering accessible for all. #STEMvideohall
Vote here 👇 stemforall2022.videohall.com…
Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
I think a really great way to understand how the general public views museums as nation-building tools is to look at how fake museums are used in theme parks.
Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
We are LIVE with a #GivingTuesday celebration!
We’re talking about chemistry, biomimicry and, oh yeah, we are opening a time capsule from 1999!!!
WATCH: facebook.com/TheTechInteract…
Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
Happy Halloween! To celebrate, 🌱biologist Jason Thomas and I made bioplastic algae strings from @TheTechInteract using 🎃pumpkin purée as the base. We made it into a spooky “gourd”-ian knot/pumpkin!! @CorinneTakara @biophilebytes – at Palo Alto, CA
Put some science in your spoop! You can add all kinds of ingredients when you try out our newest #biotinkering at home activity, Algae String. I had a blast finding all the things in my kitchen that can fluoresce!
Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
extremely here for the cabal of housecats who have been slowly taking over the science journalism industry for the last few years
It's so much fun to see the crazy creative ideas people have to put in their algae string. Makes me wish I had more than just food coloring at home!
My apartment has been full of goo for months. Come check out why!
It’s the hot new bio thing, we call it... "ALGAE STRING."
In this activity you will use polymers made by algae and a bit of chemistry to create your own custom string!
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Access the activity guide here: thetechathome.org/algaestrin…
Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
Prep your kitchen because we're about to start cooking up some SCIENCE!
Our newest BioTinkering activity, "Algae String" comes out this Thursday.
Drop in at 11:15a (PST) to catch me talking about fun things you can do to explore science!
🏳️🌈🎉📢Join @PrideSV this weekend as they take their Pride Parade and Festival online, providing a wide range of digital content across Sat & Sun completely FREE to the community! Watch the digital celebration on their Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, & website: svpride.com
Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
Some personal news: we've redesigned our popular Tech at Home website! Now it's super easy to find subject-specific lesson plans.
Check it out at thetechathome.org! 🧠🕺
Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
Our first #Kombucha project: We made a @Sphero Specdrum piano using our dried out #SCOBY! This is iteration 1. Further experimentation will be done to perfect texture, bases, colors and sounds! @CorinneTakara @TheTechInteract @SpheroEdu
Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
This is a great post on “airborne" & and why we need to rethink our comm on it. “A major problem plaguing this discussion is the false dichotomy between “droplet” & “airborne” transmission that we use in healthcare settings (for simplicity of messaging..” @dan_diekema
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Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
When talking about decolonizing science, I often get asked what that would look like?
I should have known (and love) that the answer to that question is @Glamrou.
“If subatomic particles defy constructs all the time, why should we believe in fixed constructs of gender or any kind of reality?”
Drag performer & writer Amrou Al-Kadhi aka @Glamrou questions why gender should be binary when the physics which underpins the universe can change.
Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
Fantastic webinar by @SfNtweets on Black Lives Matter: why this moment matters in neuroscience - looking forward to applying the discussed points to my own institution to create a more inclusive and diverse scientific environment #BLMandNeuro #SfNDiversity
Caitlin Nealon, PhD retweeted
Students from The Nest Makerspace have developed CocoBucha, a biodegradable fashion line geared towards teens that also responds to the Covid crisis with attire that can be used as personal protective equipment.
More: cocobuchattire.weebly.com/ & @CorinneTakara
#BDC2020
What a cool approach to non-invasive testing! Something like this would be a great tool for individuals to self-advocate in healthcare decisions, particularly when up against systemic racisim.
Knowing what toxins are in your body can prevent life-threatening diseases.
Students from @uwstout + @StoutArtDesign
have designed a kelp-based bandana that turns color when detecting certain toxins on the wearer:
kelphelp.wixsite.com/product
#BDC220 #KelpHelp
What's more fun than testing experiments in your kitchen? Testing experiments while listening to and getting inspired by @Biodesigned presentations