Curious how you can participate in the data science hype? Anna Henschel explains how open data and open-source software make data science accessible to everyone.
Recording and editing by Iona Macwhirter-Harley and audio by Anna Henschel.
Acid Trumpet Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Pint of Science 2019: The Art of Science
21 Jun, 2019
We're still looking for people to contribute 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
We're particularly encouraging contributions from people with maths, engineering, technology, chemistry and physics backgrounds (but we're thrilled by all contributions!) https://twitter.com/TheSTEMvillage/status/1401956157732921352
In our latest article, @jen_louisea beautifully discusses her experience of reading Dr Camilla Pang's prize-winning book, 'Explaining Humans', through the lens of a science writer awaiting an ASD diagnosis. You can read her article here:
https://the-gist.org/2021/05/being-vulcan-among-humans/
Freelance science journalists, I need you! Looking for 300-500 word news stories (generally original reporting on recent papers) to be filed next week. Pitch [email protected], don't DM. Pitching guidelines here and I'm happy to answer questions https://www.newscientist.com/in209-guide-for-freelancers/
Taking the first photograph of a coronavirus was only one of many huge contributions June Almeida, a Glaswegian virologist, made to our understanding of viruses. You can read more about her amazing work in my first article for @GlasgowGist 🦠🔬
https://issuu.com/gist/docs/combinepdf_w_pagenumbers/4
