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Happy Ada Lovelace Day! 🖤💻 To commemorate, my of

celebrates the achievements of Who are the women you admire & feel deserve recognition?

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Snippets from my Women Scientists series. Check our the rest at https://t.co/igGKisnbeG

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My dear friend Suchi surprised me with this incredible illustration of me! She captured this time in life with soo much warmth, that I’m speechless.

Grateful that I work with amazing people like Suchi!! Huge thanks for changing my life!

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In collaboration with the series presents Laura Bassi - Physicist & the 1st woman to become a professor in a scientific field in the EU https://t.co/VdOzZjJFVE
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My tweets about diversity don't get the same level of attention as my memes, so I turned them into memes.

Here are some are to fucking swallow pills.

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This poster is from 's wonderful series on female role models in STEM! Meet Dr. Gladys West, the mathematician who founded basis for today's GPS model🛰️

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LESS THAN 12 hours!! TONIGHT on watch "Great White Kill Zone: Guadalupe" at 9 p.m. ET/PT. , & I go to Guadalupe island to study great white Find out what we uncover.

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Physicist and mathematician Katherine Johnson, one of the stars of "Hidden Figures", worked at NASA to manually calculate the orbital trajectory of the Friendship 7 mission. She was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2015.

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For I gave a talk on over 300 years of `Women in Zoology' to Richmond Scientific Society. If you missed it, do take a look at the summary in their newly issued Autumn 2019 Newsletter (NL 104)https://t.co/lZDo8IwBPN

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I've been working on a portrait of Dr. Jane Goodall for my portfolio... I'd live very much to illustrate about heroes like her. She's saving the world for sixty years now, and is still going strong.

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Beatrix Potter was born on this day (28th July) in 1866.
Many people know Beatrix Potter for her marvellous illustrated works.
She was also a skilled scientific illustrator, conservationist and scientist.

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Here is from talking about her work in Computing and and inviting you all to join us at on 10th August!

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And this is me - The Microbial Geneticist | Combines their microbiology, genetic and biotechnology skills to study, explain and understand microbes, microbe-host interactions, evolution, microbe processes that may be useful in other fields, among others ...

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Hey Ever wondered how to milk an ant or spider for venom? Come along to my talk today at 5:30 pm, OA28.05 breakout room 3 to hear about my PhD research investigating arthropod venoms as novel sources of antiparasitic drugs!

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The Principal Investigator | Responsible for the design, management and assessment of a scientific project. They may oversee groups of scientists in training and serves as a mentor for the next generation of scientists...

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In July 1939, American astronomer Annie Jump Cannon - who created the Harvard Classification Scheme, the first serious method for classifying stars, & classified 350,000 in her lifetime - discovered Harvard’s 10,000th variable star. https://t.co/XnHJPBbfi4

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Sally Ride was an astronaut, a physicist, and the first American woman in space! She flew aboard the space shuttle Challenger and served on both committees investigating shuttle disasters.

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