🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

When life gets (a bit more) serious, it feels good to go the other way, so my next collection of songs is a tribute to the joys of pop and dance music, how they keep you in the moment, taking a small feeling and making it everything! First track, Friday firebird.lnk.to/rm_sg

Three years ago my wonderful brother, Wayne, was diagnosed with dementia aged just 56. On Sunday, October 27, his wonderful son, Harry Younge will run the Dublin marathon to raise money for the Alzheimer's Society of Ireland. Please donate if you can gofundme.com/f/xpc6g-the-al…

Excited to be featured in Nature Portfolio Communications Chemistry! 🌟 I discuss OLEDs, AI in materials design, and the importance of DEI in STEM. I hope my journey inspires others to follow their passions in science. #WomeninSTEM #BGM Read it here: buff.ly/48leSkw

I’m very delighted to be awarded a The Royal Society Career Development Fellowship in the inaugural cohort where I’ll continue to engineer future terahertz detectors. I’m deeply grateful to God and everyone that supported and encouraged me throughout the process, including my family.

We are very happy to announce that the winner of this year's Royal Society Trivedi Science Book Prize is 'A City on Mars: Can We Settle Space, and Have We Really Thought This Through?' by Kelly and Zach Weinersmith. Congratulations to Kelly and Zach! #SciBooks

Truly honored and humbled to be recognized among Cell Press 50 Scientists the inspire! Grateful for the recognition by the editors and opportunity to share my thoughts on the future of structural biology and academia!! 🙏🏾🫶🏾#CP50

Brilliant to chat to Eva Wiseman for the Observer Magazine! About social media investigations I do for BBC Panorama & Radio 4 pods, exposing impact of algorithms, disinformation, hate. I’m now Social Media Investigations Correspondent. Same job new name! amp.theguardian.com/media/2024/oct…

Thank you to The Society of Authors & Philip Pullman mary beard Michael Rosen 💙💙🎓🎓 NICE 爷爷 & many more for understanding how The Guardian’s hasty & shortsighted plans to offload The Observer to a financially struggling start-up will impoverish us all thebookseller.com/news/authors-i…

The world is failing to take advantage of African genetic diversity, says Royal Society Africa Prize 2023 winner Professor Kelly Chibale in the The Guardian. "If it works in Africa, there’s a good chance it’ll work somewhere else", he says of clinical trials.

You can sit anywhere Nigel. It’s half full

🎯 Imperial College London is really one of the jewels of UK science and tech - and produces some amazing founders

Last week the Royal Society hosted more than 60 young people from backgrounds underrepresented in STEM as part of a meeting to open doors to postgraduate research careers, as part of a long-standing partnership with In2scienceUK: royalsociety.org/news/2024/11/i…

An Irish physicist working at Berkeley Lab, our STEM winner Sinéad Griffin made a big leap forward on room-temperature superconductivity research this past year, cutting down the number of iterations needed to find room-temp superconductivity from billions to a handful #WOMENOF24

The hill I will die on: STEM grad programs MUST teach PhD students how to communicate their science to the public and legislators alike. This is 💯 not a drill.

I am so honored to be the recipient of the prestigious Hans Sigrist Prize, which not only recognizes my previous contributions to vaccine research, but provides Lab of Kizzmekia Corbett (@kizzyphd) with funding to advance our work further …

If you’re a Guardian or Observer reader, please share this. The need for a strong, free & independent press couldn’t be greater. Yet, here it is. The billionaire Scott Trust is preparing to push a core part of the Guardian over the cliff into the hands of speculators & profiteers

Join Dr Jess Wade on 10 December for the Rosalind Franklin Award Lecture as she explores the technologies of the future, how the most exciting science happens at the intersection between disciplines, and why we need to overhaul research culture to bring the most benefit to

The Royal Society is looking for an Artist in Residence, an opportunity for a creative individual to produce new work in response to our collections and the scientific research of our community. Express your interest in this funded project by Thursday 12 December 2024:

NSBP would like to congratulate our President-Elect Dr. Thomas A. Searles for being awarded the Black Engineer of the Year for Educational Leadership at the BEYA Conference. We celebrate you in this tremendous accomplishment. #ThomasSearles #BlackEngineerOfTheYear #BEYA2025