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For #BlackInPhysics Week, we're teaming up with Physics Today to co-publish a series of essays written by Black physicists. The first essay, by Brooke Russell, explores what it means to be a trailblazer in the 21st century. ow.ly/fk0E50C2xkE

For #BlackInPhysics Week, we've teamed up with Physics Today to co-publish a series of essays written by Black physicists. Tamia Williams @Tamia_miaaaa shares her advice on succeeding as a student, and the importance of community support physicsworld.com/a/measures-of-…

In the third essay in our #BlackInPhysics Week series, Dr. Amber Lenon explains how knowing when to take a break from work helps her stay productive and healthy as a PhD student. ow.ly/WR2e50C3NU8

"When I walk into a room, most people see me as confident and ready to take on the world...in reality, I’m most likely experiencing a serious level of anxiety." - K Renee Horton,PhD on the impact of having an invisible disability. #BlackInPhysics ow.ly/WONC50C4ZGO

In the latest essay in our #BlackInPhysics Week series (co-published with Physics Today), K Renee Horton,PhD discusses the interlocking challenges of being a Black woman in science and having hearing loss - a hidden disability. ow.ly/5atY50C57n1

It's #BlackInPhysics Week, and in the latest episode of the Physics World Weekly podcase, we hear from co-organizers ☄️Ashley🔭Lindalía☄️ and Nonno Quichocho 💍 (CHamoru Miku’s Grandpa) about why it's important to have a more complete picture of what physicists look like. ow.ly/jtoI50C5Xf5

Another day of #BlackInPhysics Week, another amazing essay in our series with Physics Today. This one's by astrophysics PhD student @bdcheeseboro, on overcoming impostor syndrome. ow.ly/CViQ50C68FP

#BlackInPhysics Week co-organiser Nonno Quichocho 💍 (CHamoru Miku’s Grandpa) explains how the event can provide visibility and a community for black academic researchers. Listen to the full interview in our weekly podcast ow.ly/WxZB50C6Zy4

#IAmHereBecause of these two incredible people! Together we completed our undergraduate degrees in Physics at Hampton University #HBCUAlumni You can follow Mr. Roots and ✨Lina ✨🌕 journey as Black Physics Ph.D. students here on Twitter! #BlackInPhysics Black In Physics

A new comb jelly species was discovered deep in the underwater trenches off Puerto Rico by scientists from NOAA Fisheries, NOAA Research, and @OceanExplorer. Watch this video and check out more images of the comb jelly here: go.usa.gov/x7d6J

Hampton University President Dr. William R. Harvey Seals 43 Stellar Years of Leadership by Announcing Plans to Retire in June 2022: news.hamptonu.edu/release/Hampto…

Odd that our measures of animal intelligence are often tests for what we do better than they, rather than for what they do better than we.

The NSBP, Inc. #blackhistorymonth profile for February 19, 2021 is Dr. Donald Lyons. Dr. Lyons is the director of the Research Center for Optical Physics and the University Endowed Professor of Physics at Hampton University. #bhm #blackandSTEM #HBCU nsbp.org/blogpost/19148…

This was my first mentor, way back in 2013.

The imitable William Shatner just completed his 90th trip around the Sun. That’s 52,600,000,000 miles — a distance that Warp Factor 1 gets you in about three days. Happy Birthday!

I think a common feeling people have with programming is that everyone around them is better. Like most of social media, what people show you is their best. This is why I leave mistakes and overcoming them in videos. Mistakes and stupid ideas are normal in dev! You're normal.

Great day for a visit from Barry Lefer and Mr. Roots in tbr NASA Goddard @NASA_TOLNET trailer.

Air quality has plummeted across much of the northeast as smoke from wildfires in Canada moves south. Poor air quality can be hazardous. Before spending time outdoors, check the air quality forecast. Make sure you aren’t doing yourself more harm than good. airnow.gov

Are you a student pursuing a career in the atmospheric and related oceanic or hydrologic sciences? Join us the weekend before the annual meeting (27-28 Jan 2024) for the student conference #AMSStudent2024! Check out the full schedule of events here: bit.ly/4agqzJw