#sciencejournalist — Public Fediverse posts
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My March story for @forbes has just gone live. It's all about pedestrian crossings and how the timings they're based on no longer match the demographics of our cities - research from the University of Bath
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My March story for @forbes has just gone live. It's all about pedestrian crossings and how the timings they're based on no longer match the demographics of our cities - research from the University of Bath
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My March story for @forbes has just gone live. It's all about pedestrian crossings and how the timings they're based on no longer match the demographics of our cities - research from the University of Bath
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My March story for @forbes has just gone live. It's all about pedestrian crossings and how the timings they're based on no longer match the demographics of our cities - research from the University of Bath
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My March story for @forbes has just gone live. It's all about pedestrian crossings and how the timings they're based on no longer match the demographics of our cities - research from the University of Bath
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My latest article for @forbes is about two new studies on urban light pollution (and one is a citizen science project)
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My latest article for @forbes is about two new studies on urban light pollution (and one is a citizen science project)
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My latest article for @forbes is about two new studies on urban light pollution (and one is a citizen science project)
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My latest article for @forbes is about two new studies on urban light pollution (and one is a citizen science project)
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My latest article for @forbes is about two new studies on urban light pollution (and one is a citizen science project)
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Deep, chewy, rich, digestible. A cracking good job by #ScienceJournalist Zack Savitsky.
''But the implications go beyond just building better superconductors. A theory that explains strange metals may force a fundamental rethinking of how electricity works in all materials. It might subsume the standard theory the way general relativity, with its curved spacetime, subsumed Isaac Newton’s theory of gravity—and prove just as unsettling. Strange metals are forcing physicists to ask whether the very idea of an electron, or any particle for that matter, is an oversimplification of what’s really going on. “The violation of the standard theory of solids in these strange metals is so dramatic—it’s in your face,” says Qimiao Si, a physicist at Rice University who collaborates with Paschen. “There’s no question there’s new physics.”''
#StrangeMetals
#conductivity
#electrons
#CondensedMatterPhysicshttps://www.science.org/content/article/strange-metals-point-whole-new-way-understand-electricity
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Deep, chewy, rich, digestible. A cracking good job by #ScienceJournalist Zack Savitsky.
''But the implications go beyond just building better superconductors. A theory that explains strange metals may force a fundamental rethinking of how electricity works in all materials. It might subsume the standard theory the way general relativity, with its curved spacetime, subsumed Isaac Newton’s theory of gravity—and prove just as unsettling. Strange metals are forcing physicists to ask whether the very idea of an electron, or any particle for that matter, is an oversimplification of what’s really going on. “The violation of the standard theory of solids in these strange metals is so dramatic—it’s in your face,” says Qimiao Si, a physicist at Rice University who collaborates with Paschen. “There’s no question there’s new physics.”''
#StrangeMetals
#conductivity
#electrons
#CondensedMatterPhysicshttps://www.science.org/content/article/strange-metals-point-whole-new-way-understand-electricity
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Deep, chewy, rich, digestible. A cracking good job by #ScienceJournalist Zack Savitsky.
''But the implications go beyond just building better superconductors. A theory that explains strange metals may force a fundamental rethinking of how electricity works in all materials. It might subsume the standard theory the way general relativity, with its curved spacetime, subsumed Isaac Newton’s theory of gravity—and prove just as unsettling. Strange metals are forcing physicists to ask whether the very idea of an electron, or any particle for that matter, is an oversimplification of what’s really going on. “The violation of the standard theory of solids in these strange metals is so dramatic—it’s in your face,” says Qimiao Si, a physicist at Rice University who collaborates with Paschen. “There’s no question there’s new physics.”''
#StrangeMetals
#conductivity
#electrons
#CondensedMatterPhysicshttps://www.science.org/content/article/strange-metals-point-whole-new-way-understand-electricity
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Deep, chewy, rich, digestible. A cracking good job by #ScienceJournalist Zack Savitsky.
''But the implications go beyond just building better superconductors. A theory that explains strange metals may force a fundamental rethinking of how electricity works in all materials. It might subsume the standard theory the way general relativity, with its curved spacetime, subsumed Isaac Newton’s theory of gravity—and prove just as unsettling. Strange metals are forcing physicists to ask whether the very idea of an electron, or any particle for that matter, is an oversimplification of what’s really going on. “The violation of the standard theory of solids in these strange metals is so dramatic—it’s in your face,” says Qimiao Si, a physicist at Rice University who collaborates with Paschen. “There’s no question there’s new physics.”''
#StrangeMetals
#conductivity
#electrons
#CondensedMatterPhysicshttps://www.science.org/content/article/strange-metals-point-whole-new-way-understand-electricity
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Deep, chewy, rich, digestible. A cracking good job by #ScienceJournalist Zack Savitsky.
''But the implications go beyond just building better superconductors. A theory that explains strange metals may force a fundamental rethinking of how electricity works in all materials. It might subsume the standard theory the way general relativity, with its curved spacetime, subsumed Isaac Newton’s theory of gravity—and prove just as unsettling. Strange metals are forcing physicists to ask whether the very idea of an electron, or any particle for that matter, is an oversimplification of what’s really going on. “The violation of the standard theory of solids in these strange metals is so dramatic—it’s in your face,” says Qimiao Si, a physicist at Rice University who collaborates with Paschen. “There’s no question there’s new physics.”''
#StrangeMetals
#conductivity
#electrons
#CondensedMatterPhysicshttps://www.science.org/content/article/strange-metals-point-whole-new-way-understand-electricity
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My April article for @forbes has a distinctly NZ flavour. It's about a new study that uses satellite radar imagery to measure land movement in NZ's coastal cities - the bad news is, in many places, it is sinking. I spoke to the lead author of the study https://www.forbes.com/sites/lauriewinkless/2025/04/16/new-zealands-major-cities-are-sinking/
#subsidence #nz #engineering #cities #scicomm #sciencejournalist
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My April article for @forbes has a distinctly NZ flavour. It's about a new study that uses satellite radar imagery to measure land movement in NZ's coastal cities - the bad news is, in many places, it is sinking. I spoke to the lead author of the study https://www.forbes.com/sites/lauriewinkless/2025/04/16/new-zealands-major-cities-are-sinking/
#subsidence #nz #engineering #cities #scicomm #sciencejournalist
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My April article for @forbes has a distinctly NZ flavour. It's about a new study that uses satellite radar imagery to measure land movement in NZ's coastal cities - the bad news is, in many places, it is sinking. I spoke to the lead author of the study https://www.forbes.com/sites/lauriewinkless/2025/04/16/new-zealands-major-cities-are-sinking/
#subsidence #nz #engineering #cities #scicomm #sciencejournalist
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My April article for @forbes has a distinctly NZ flavour. It's about a new study that uses satellite radar imagery to measure land movement in NZ's coastal cities - the bad news is, in many places, it is sinking. I spoke to the lead author of the study https://www.forbes.com/sites/lauriewinkless/2025/04/16/new-zealands-major-cities-are-sinking/
#subsidence #nz #engineering #cities #scicomm #sciencejournalist
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My April article for @forbes has a distinctly NZ flavour. It's about a new study that uses satellite radar imagery to measure land movement in NZ's coastal cities - the bad news is, in many places, it is sinking. I spoke to the lead author of the study https://www.forbes.com/sites/lauriewinkless/2025/04/16/new-zealands-major-cities-are-sinking/
#subsidence #nz #engineering #cities #scicomm #sciencejournalist
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I had some Thoughts on the weekend, after finally catching up to the start of the pandemic in my Longform podcast listening and hearing the first interview with #ScienceJournalist Ed Yong back in March 2020.
So here are my thoughts about 'what now?' - what do we need to do for ourselves, for our society, for our work, as we shift into this new phase of the #pandemic?
This is a bit of a stream-of-consciousness and personal piece of writing, so I'm sharing it with some trepidation! But interested in what others think:
https://biancanogrady.com/2023/03/06/what-now/
#ScienceJournalism #trauma #Storytelling -
I had some Thoughts on the weekend, after finally catching up to the start of the pandemic in my Longform podcast listening and hearing the first interview with #ScienceJournalist Ed Yong back in March 2020.
So here are my thoughts about 'what now?' - what do we need to do for ourselves, for our society, for our work, as we shift into this new phase of the #pandemic?
This is a bit of a stream-of-consciousness and personal piece of writing, so I'm sharing it with some trepidation! But interested in what others think:
https://biancanogrady.com/2023/03/06/what-now/
#ScienceJournalism #trauma #Storytelling -
I had some Thoughts on the weekend, after finally catching up to the start of the pandemic in my Longform podcast listening and hearing the first interview with #ScienceJournalist Ed Yong back in March 2020.
So here are my thoughts about 'what now?' - what do we need to do for ourselves, for our society, for our work, as we shift into this new phase of the #pandemic?
This is a bit of a stream-of-consciousness and personal piece of writing, so I'm sharing it with some trepidation! But interested in what others think:
https://biancanogrady.com/2023/03/06/what-now/
#ScienceJournalism #trauma #Storytelling -
I had some Thoughts on the weekend, after finally catching up to the start of the pandemic in my Longform podcast listening and hearing the first interview with #ScienceJournalist Ed Yong back in March 2020.
So here are my thoughts about 'what now?' - what do we need to do for ourselves, for our society, for our work, as we shift into this new phase of the #pandemic?
This is a bit of a stream-of-consciousness and personal piece of writing, so I'm sharing it with some trepidation! But interested in what others think:
https://biancanogrady.com/2023/03/06/what-now/
#ScienceJournalism #trauma #Storytelling -
I had some Thoughts on the weekend, after finally catching up to the start of the pandemic in my Longform podcast listening and hearing the first interview with #ScienceJournalist Ed Yong back in March 2020.
So here are my thoughts about 'what now?' - what do we need to do for ourselves, for our society, for our work, as we shift into this new phase of the #pandemic?
This is a bit of a stream-of-consciousness and personal piece of writing, so I'm sharing it with some trepidation! But interested in what others think:
https://biancanogrady.com/2023/03/06/what-now/
#ScienceJournalism #trauma #Storytelling -
I am looking for all my #science #journalism peeps and scientists to follow! Please speak up if you are a #sciencejournalist or a scientist who doesn't mind talking to journalists! #noxp
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I am looking for all my #science #journalism peeps and scientists to follow! Please speak up if you are a #sciencejournalist or a scientist who doesn't mind talking to journalists! #noxp
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I am looking for all my #science #journalism peeps and scientists to follow! Please speak up if you are a #sciencejournalist or a scientist who doesn't mind talking to journalists! #noxp
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I am looking for all my #science #journalism peeps and scientists to follow! Please speak up if you are a #sciencejournalist or a scientist who doesn't mind talking to journalists! #noxp
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I am looking for all my #science #journalism peeps and scientists to follow! Please speak up if you are a #sciencejournalist or a scientist who doesn't mind talking to journalists! #noxp
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@cathleenogrady
Oh, #Welcome here in #Fediverse - You and all the others...! #ScienceJournalist #Fediscience #Newhere -
@cathleenogrady
Oh, #Welcome here in #Fediverse - You and all the others...! #ScienceJournalist #Fediscience #Newhere -
@cathleenogrady
Oh, #Welcome here in #Fediverse - You and all the others...! #ScienceJournalist #Fediscience #Newhere -
@cathleenogrady
Oh, #Welcome here in #Fediverse - You and all the others...! #ScienceJournalist #Fediscience #Newhere -
Hi, I’m new here, so #introduction time: I’m an ex-researcher gone #sciencejournalist gone science communications officer. I hold a PhD in #molecularbiology, I’ve worked for several news media like NZZ in Switzerland and the Swiss national news agency Keystone-SDA. Now I write for the #University of Basel about scientific discoveries and their implications for the greater public. Looking forward to giving Mastodon a whirl. Cheers!
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Hi, I’m new here, so #introduction time: I’m an ex-researcher gone #sciencejournalist gone science communications officer. I hold a PhD in #molecularbiology, I’ve worked for several news media like NZZ in Switzerland and the Swiss national news agency Keystone-SDA. Now I write for the #University of Basel about scientific discoveries and their implications for the greater public. Looking forward to giving Mastodon a whirl. Cheers!
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Hi, I’m new here, so #introduction time: I’m an ex-researcher gone #sciencejournalist gone science communications officer. I hold a PhD in #molecularbiology, I’ve worked for several news media like NZZ in Switzerland and the Swiss national news agency Keystone-SDA. Now I write for the #University of Basel about scientific discoveries and their implications for the greater public. Looking forward to giving Mastodon a whirl. Cheers!
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Hi, I’m new here, so #introduction time: I’m an ex-researcher gone #sciencejournalist gone science communications officer. I hold a PhD in #molecularbiology, I’ve worked for several news media like NZZ in Switzerland and the Swiss national news agency Keystone-SDA. Now I write for the #University of Basel about scientific discoveries and their implications for the greater public. Looking forward to giving Mastodon a whirl. Cheers!
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Righto, post-lunch procrastination means a good time for 👋 #introduction.
I'm a #freelance #sciencejournalist and author based near Sydney, Australia, on Darug and Gundungurra traditional lands.
Words in lotsa places but esp Nature, the Guardian, The Scientist, The Saturday Paper and WIRED.
Founding president of Science Journalists Association of Australia, which is probably the best thing I will achieve in my professional life.
Lifelong #science nerd, and #SFF zealot in print and on screen.
Eater and baker of desserts. Slightly ranty. Big hair. Short.
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Righto, post-lunch procrastination means a good time for 👋 #introduction.
I'm a #freelance #sciencejournalist and author based near Sydney, Australia, on Darug and Gundungurra traditional lands.
Words in lotsa places but esp Nature, the Guardian, The Scientist, The Saturday Paper and WIRED.
Founding president of Science Journalists Association of Australia, which is probably the best thing I will achieve in my professional life.
Lifelong #science nerd, and #SFF zealot in print and on screen.
Eater and baker of desserts. Slightly ranty. Big hair. Short.
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Righto, post-lunch procrastination means a good time for 👋 #introduction.
I'm a #freelance #sciencejournalist and author based near Sydney, Australia, on Darug and Gundungurra traditional lands.
Words in lotsa places but esp Nature, the Guardian, The Scientist, The Saturday Paper and WIRED.
Founding president of Science Journalists Association of Australia, which is probably the best thing I will achieve in my professional life.
Lifelong #science nerd, and #SFF zealot in print and on screen.
Eater and baker of desserts. Slightly ranty. Big hair. Short.
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Righto, post-lunch procrastination means a good time for 👋 #introduction.
I'm a #freelance #sciencejournalist and author based near Sydney, Australia, on Darug and Gundungurra traditional lands.
Words in lotsa places but esp Nature, the Guardian, The Scientist, The Saturday Paper and WIRED.
Founding president of Science Journalists Association of Australia, which is probably the best thing I will achieve in my professional life.
Lifelong #science nerd, and #SFF zealot in print and on screen.
Eater and baker of desserts. Slightly ranty. Big hair. Short.
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Righto, post-lunch procrastination means a good time for 👋 #introduction.
I'm a #freelance #sciencejournalist and author based near Sydney, Australia, on Darug and Gundungurra traditional lands.
Words in lotsa places but esp Nature, the Guardian, The Scientist, The Saturday Paper and WIRED.
Founding president of Science Journalists Association of Australia, which is probably the best thing I will achieve in my professional life.
Lifelong #science nerd, and #SFF zealot in print and on screen.
Eater and baker of desserts. Slightly ranty. Big hair. Short.