Help! What kind of #hive is this? Found it inside my walls. Clearly been dead/abandoned a very long time! Proving to be a very fun #kitchen #science project! #bees #wasps

#LetsDiveIn 7pm on RTÉjr Radio this evening or listen right here right now! How and why do we launch telescopes into space? Julie Gould PH!L of Science @SFICuriousMinds @scienceirel Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex NASA's Kennedy Space Center rte.ie/learn/2023/020…

It's hard to say no to people as an aspiring #science leader, says @g_modinos in this #WorkingScientist #podcast. But it's a vital skill, she tells Julie Gould go.nature.com/3jEC5ZO

.EMBO director Fiona Watt tells Julie Gould how and where early career researchers can gain #science #leadership experience #WorkingScientist #podcast go.nature.com/3jwr5hd

#FakeNews isn't new; throughout history, scientific information (or misinformation) has been shared inaccurately, both unintentionally and maliciously. Come to the Royal Society for an evening of talks and activities exploring fakes, forgeries and more: royalsociety.org/science-events…

Have you got a question for the panellists about #misinformation in #science and #scicomm? Let me know and I’ll try to ask the panellists

Good #science leadership = effective communication, inspiring empowering, asking the right questions, suggesting, not giving orders Gianpiero Petriglieri Julie Gould go.nature.com/3YEPKze

Why strong #science #leadership is like a bus with an artist at the wheel Gianpiero Petriglieri Julie Gould go.nature.com/41G0waC

Doing some research so want to know: how useful will a university degree be in 2040?

"Equatorial Mars is actually quite mild compared to the South Pole … it's totally otherworldly," says Dr. Thomas Leps. Thomas Leps BICEP/Keck South Pole Telescope U.S. National Science Foundation physics.aps.org/articles/v16/51

Life at the South Pole Science Station. A #ThisIsPhysics podcast episode I've been working on for a few months now and it's a good one... Thanks to Allen Foster from South Pole Telescope, Thomas Leps from BICEP/Keck & the chef Kelly Murphy for speaking with me physics.aps.org/articles/v16/51

I’m SO EXCITED! I’ve finally managed to get the #ScienceMamas podcast back up and running with huuuuge thanks to Bethany Kolbaba Kartchner for helping out! Check it out :) on sciencemamas.com or on podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/pod… #womeninscience #parentsinscience

“Sometimes you realize why it was worth it to do both. And sometimes the kids themselves cheer you on….Then you see your kids being proud of you as well. Those moments keep you going.” Salome Maswime on being a #ScienceMama sciencemamas.com/2023/04/06/sci… #workingparent #sciencecareers

When can artists in awe of #science deploy creativity over accuracy? kelly krause Nadav Drukker @palmsmithy Luke Jerram @FlyingTrilobite explain International Science Council Julie Gould go.nature.com/3NTxZsT

“No cookie-cutter female scientist:” Thanks to Guatemala-based Monica Stein for marking #InternationalWomensDay on the Nature Careers #podcast with Julie Gould through a Latin American lens #internationalwomensday2024 nature nature.com/articles/d4158…

#womeninSTEM Female researchers in Latin America face systemic barriers compounded by political change. How is this change impacting careers and projects? Read here with nature by Julie Gould nature.com/articles/d4158…

In our latest podcast episode, Physics Magazine speaks with scientists who rely on senses other than their sight. They transform raw data into sounds to analyze hydrogen bonds, gravitational waves, and other physical phenomena. go.aps.org/4cDNfEh