AAdam Suggsadded this to ThingsLong-form Journalism ‘I Want What My Male Colleague Has, and That Will Cost a Few Million Dollars’The New York Times - By MALLORY PICKETTNorthern San Diego County is a scientific mecca, home to some of the world’s leading biotech companies, renowned research institutions and a world-class university. But the Salk Institute for Biological
Science Couples thrive in relationship quality and stability when both partners are involved in financial processesphys.org - Science X staff When both partners are involved in financial decisions and processes, they're more empowered, and relationship quality and stability tend to be …
Aberdeen Soapbox Science 2019 Aberdeen - SoapboxSciencesoapboxscience.org Soapbox Science returns to Aberdeen for the second year running! On Saturday 25th May 2019, 12-3pm, Aberdeen University’s King’s Lawn will play host …
CNETadded this to Living in the FutureChristina Koch NASA astronaut Christina Koch aims for record-setting 328 days on ISSCNET - Amanda Kooser Koch will get close to a monumental mark set by NASA astronaut Scott Kelly.
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoSynopsis Synopsis: Drops Bounce Inside Liquidsaps.org - physics.aps.org Yanshen Li, Christian Diddens, Andrea Prosperetti, Kai Leong Chong, Xuehua Zhang, and Detlef Lohse Published April 17, 2019 Features Network theorists …
News (Hong Kong) Two-timers? It's in the eyesthestandard.com.hk - www.thestandard.com.hk You can't hide your lying eyes: scientists have revealed that women can judge whether a man is likely to be unfaithful just by looking at his face - …
mthungeradded this to Court of LeavesIdentity The black hole image and Katie Bouman: the sexist backlash against her, explainedVox - Brian ResnickThe sexist backlash against the woman involved with the black hole image, explained. Just after the Event Horizon Telescope project announced last week that its astronomers had managed to capture the image
CTV Newsadded this to Science and TechnologyWomen's News Bare-faced cheat: Women 'better at hiding infidelity'ctvnews.ca - AFP You can't hide your lying eyes: scientists have revealed that women can judge whether a man is likely to be unfaithful just by looking at his face …
TIMEJane Goodall JANE GOODALL By Leonardo DiCaprioTIMEI admired Jane Goodall long before we ever met. I knew of her landmark work with chimpanzees in Gombe. I had read about her, read books written by her, but it was only when I got to spend more time with
Neelum Ahluwaliaadded this to Health & Beauty Therapy/ tips.Ovarian Cancer Scientists develop method to detect breast and ovarian cancer from salivalivemint.com - Neetu Chandra Sharma NEW DELHI: Now doctors would soon be able to detect breast and ovarian cancer through a person’s saliva. Scientists at the Indian Institute of …
TIMEBlack Holes SHEP DOELEMAN By Lisa RandallTIMEWhen scientists can galvanize the public with the amazing phenomena of the universe and the technology that makes it visible, the work merits recognition. Harvard astronomer Sheperd Doeleman and his team
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoEngineering Home Page | AAAS IF/THEN Ambassadors Programaaas.org - ifthen.aaas.org The AAAS IF/THEN Ambassadors program furthers women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics by empowering current innovators and …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoIdentityWant black women students to stay in STEM? Help them find role models who look like them: Study finds having allies and modelssciencedaily.com - Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis School of Science Study finds having allies and role models who share racial identity is key to belonging Representation matters for Black women college students when …
VentureBeatadded this to BusinessWomen's News Code to Inspire trains girls to code and make games in AfghanistanVentureBeat - Dean TakahashiFereshteh Forough grew up as a refugee, but she learned to become a computer programmer. And she wants to give other Afghan girls that opportunity. So she founded Code to Inspire, a nonprofit that operates
Business Insideradded this to MarketsBusiness The 100 people transforming the world of businessBusiness InsiderWelcome to Business Insider's inaugural list of the 100 people transforming the world of business. From tech titans to rising stars, groundbreaking scientists to social activists, these people are driving
AAdam Suggsadded this to ThingsScience Meet mathematician Emmy Noether, mother of the most beautiful theorem in the worldmassivesci.com - Brittney Borowiec Brilliant, creative, and assertive, Emmy Noether helped to fine-tune the theory of general relativity and kick-started a new field of mathematics …
Teri Valleadded this to Love and HappinessScience Boys aren’t born with better spatial reasoningfuturity.org - Carol Clark-Emory Men aren’t born with better spatial reasoning than women are, a new meta-analysis suggests. It is well-established that, on average, men outperform …
C. Kristina Kassura☺️❤️✍️ added this to Staying Informed and Aware Of all Women 's Concerns and Needs In Every Aspect...💝🌎📓🙏Women's News Women in science: We cheer them on, but recruiting and retaining them is still a different story - CNNCNN(CNN) — This week, the world was enchanted when the National Science Foundation released the first ever image of a black hole. Among the memes and debates and general excitement, people also turned the
Quartzcheer We cheer on women in the sciences, but recruiting and retaining them is still a different story (CNN)Quartzarticle https://share.qz.com/news/2384883/ Quartz A recent study shows that almost a quarter of women in STEM change career fields after having children. Why? Learn about current issues surrounding women
EErica Warkusadded this to Personal CuriosityMenopause Researchers Developing Drug To Treat Menopause, Prevent Dementiacbslocal.com PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Researchers from three Milwaukee-area universities are developing a new drug that treats menopause and prevents dementia in …
Engineering ‘I want to bring the perception of an engineer into the modern era’siliconrepublic.com - by Elaine Burke Engineering ‘superhero’ Orla Murphy is on a mission to tell the world how rewarding it is to have an engineering mindset you can match with any other …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsNASA Curiosity rover drills into "clay-bearing unit" for the first timeslashgear.com - Shane McGlaun NASA’s Curiosity rover has been cruising the surface of Mars for a long time now. One of the missions that the rover has been gearing up for is the …
The Washington PostScience So you want to be a science YouTube star...The Washington Post - By Anna RothschildWhen I was a kid in the ’90s, there were no science stars who were women. Well, at least not any real ones. Ms. Frizzle and Dana Scully were the only women who even talked about science that I remember
edbotakadded this to Fuel For Great IdeasEarrings Could earrings be designed to prevent pregnancy?designweek.co.uk - By Sarah Dawood Scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology have come up with a new concept for a form of contraception, which would see users wear …
Jewish Culture Hollywood’s Missing Renegadestabletmag.com - Marjorie Ingall The recently published book Renegade Women in Film & TV by Elizabeth Weitzman serves up 50 profiles of groundbreaking women in entertainment. Each …
Audioburstadded this to Audioburst Editors' PicksWomen's News Listen: UC Berkeley researchers develop hormone-free birth control pills for both men and womenAudioburst - 760 KFMB Radio "Then a few years there could be a hormone free birth control pill for women and men. Thanks to some Berkeley. Scientists team at your choice …
Science Curiosity tastes first sample in 'clay-bearing unit'phys.org - Science X staff Scientists working with NASA's Curiosity Mars rover have been excited to explore a region called "the clay-bearing unit" since before the spacecraft …
BBC Newsadded this to Top StoriesWomen's News 'I was the only girl in A-level electronics'bbc.co.uk - By Judith Burns As a little girl Khadijah Ismail would spend hours watching aeroplanes through the window of the attic bedroom she shared with her sister near Manchester Airport.
HHatem Zaghlouladded this to Middle East And The WorldWorld News Black hole image: Meet the woman who played a key role in the breakthrough | #TheCubeEuronews - Seana DavisOn Wednesday, 10th of April 2019, the scientific community breathed a sigh of relief on a day that will long live in the history books. But behind every scientific discovery, big or small, is the story
BBC Newsadded this to Top StoriesCancer 'Dismantling cancer' reveals weak spotsbbc.co.uk - By James Gallagher Scientists have taken cancer apart piece-by-piece to reveal its weaknesses, and come up with new ideas for treatment.
