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VP for Research & Scholarship @LindaHall_org; Author of The TVs of Tomorrow-How RCA's Flat-Screen Dreams Led to the First LCDs (Chicago 2018) All tweets my own.
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It's a in Most schools & cultural institutions, including , are closed so people can celebrate the ' victory.

The image below, featuring actual is from John Ross, A Voyage of Discovery (1819).

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2020-02-05

Ogden Nicholas Rood, American physicist whose work on color theory may have inspired the Neo-Impressionists, is 's Scientist of the Day!

https://t.co/oDdaMscrHp

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2020-02-03

"Wow! Look at all the parallels! Thanks, History - You're the best!"



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2019-10-27

Michael Light is a San Francisco-based photographer, whose work looks at the environment, cartography & geologic time.

Appropriately given 's exhibit, he's the author of a retrospective album of space photos. https://t.co/yL5ocP8MHm

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2019-10-11

How can the writings of Friedrich enhance our understanding of modern science?

Find out tomorrow at a lecture by research fellow Will Parkhurst.

Registration & livestream details: https://t.co/PEsRzkecGV

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2019-08-14

Today's lunchtime read: Celebrate the 200th birthday of with this article exploring the role of science in his poems, courtesy of the .

https://t.co/uASDiUGtAG

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2019-05-31

Catherine (Kate) Furbish—American botanist who collected & illustrated the flora of born 1834.

More on her life via:
* -https://t.co/X4pMZ16eso

* -https://t.co/OSFaI63O68

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2019-05-20

Check out this incredible "Family Portrait" of all the spacecraft that humans have sent to Further details and higher resolution scans via : https://t.co/Ar4nxoDrnv

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2019-05-10

He didn't just draw birds.

John James naturalist and illustrator-is 's Scientist of the Day!

https://t.co/r5xvZs7I7f

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2019-04-26

Grant: Zapping Martian minerals with X-rays resulted in diffraction patterns that suggested the presence of clays, which in turn implies the presence of water. And if there was water...then perhaps there was life?

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2019-04-12