BlueSky – The Social Butterfly
New logo, open feeds and the relevance of BlueSky in social media landscape.
New logo, open feeds and the relevance of BlueSky in social media landscape.
Introduction The long-awaited arrival of Meta’s Threads in Europe on December 14 has opened new doors for scientists looking to expand their digital presence. As the latest addition to the social media landscape, Threads offers unique opportunities for scientific communication and networking. However, diving into a new platform can be daunting. Here’s a straightforward guide …
Threads (Finally) Available in Europe: A Guide for Scientists Read More »
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The 1 million impressions in 2022 had me amused so I dug deeper and brought you the best/most popular tweets of the past 12 months. You know the drill, let’s go month by month. December This tweet from Ashok Keerthi is the perfect example of collaboration and tagging the right accounts. đ Ashok was our …
Hello hello! Welcome to the special episode of Under the microscope – THE 2022 review. For new listeners, this is a podcast featuring materials and nanoscientists which runs in parallel to the realscientists nano twitter account. First things first, The Science Talk is the umbrella under which all activities happen. Major chunk of work in …
Dr Elisabeth Kugler | Director of Zeeks â Art for Geeks Ltd | Twitter @Zeeks_art| Instagram @zeeks.artforgeeks | Facebook Zeeks â Art for Geeks Zebrafish? Yes, zebrafish. The ones you can buy in the pet shop! Zebrafish are important models in biomedical science to answer fundamental questions of body development, health, and disease. A lot …
Under the Microscope â Visualizing Blood Vessels in the Brain of Zebrafish Read More »
Sakiru Abiodun curated the Real Scientists Nano account earlier this year. Now, he has successfully defended his PhD. Big congratulations from the Real Scientists Nano team! Sakiru himself has summarised his PhD work titled âSurface and Alloy Engineering of Halide Perovskite (CsPbX3) Nanocrystals for Efficient and Stable Optoelectronicsâ for us, which you can read below. …
Keeping up with the Curators – Congratulations Dr. Sakiru Abiodun Read More »
We recently completed three strong years of the RealScientists Nano Twitter account and Under the Microscope podcast. You can read our post on reaching 3000+ followers on Twitter and the journey behind this milestone. Completing three strong years is very special as this also marked interviewing 100 materials scientists (our curators) from around the world. Our curators of RealSci_Nano and Under the Microscope gave our followers, listeners, viewers and supporters an insight into their science life which has been extremely rewarding.
post by Dr. Pranoti Kshirsagar Funding, unlimited funding, stable funding – basically funding of all kinds is at the top of a materials scientistâs wishlist. On the Under the Microscope podcast and vodcast which runs in parallel to the RealScientists Nano twitter account, we ask our guests for their three wishes to improve their research …
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