Black scientists have taken to Twitter to share their work and experiences.
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The experiences of Black women in aerospace engineering
40 years separate these two Black women but so much connects them in their lives as aerospace engineer graduates.
Apps won't 'move the #MeToo movement', especially without systematic change
Tech can offer a solution but it isn’t and can’t be *the* solution to sexual harassment in the workplace.
Dr Kizzmekia S. Corbett on COVID-19 vaccine development and the myths surrounding it
Dr. Corbett also talks about population immunity and the existing research on mRNA technology that led to the rapid development of the COVID-19 vaccines.
Is social media a risk to humanity? These scientists think so.
A paper, written by 17 researchers, argued that ‘our lack of understanding about the collective behavioral effects of new technology is a danger to democracy and scientific progress.’
Google says goodbye to the Pixel 5 and hello to the Pixel 5A
If you’re struggling to keep up with all the new phones, so am I.
BREAKING: Fool's gold actually contains gold. Sort of.
All that’s golden is not foolish.
A brief history of app store concepts
Before Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store, we had freeware and shareware download sites like Tucows and magazines with CDs.
The need for speed: skating with a jetpack
Find out how fast you could go on rollerskates while wearing a jetpack.
The 'tortured phrases' found in fake computer science research papers
Big data = Colossal information. Artificial intelligence = Counterfeit consciousness. Cloud computing = Haze figuring. Welcome to the world of tortured phrases.
Black in Marine Science: a nonprofit for current and future Black marine scientists
‘We wanted to show that being Black in marine science is something positive, while also letting our peers know that we do these things, that for us it’s normal to be Black people in the ocean.’
The UN warns climate change is 'accelerating' and we must reduce our emissions
Our planet is suffering but pointing blame won’t help, especially when the fingers aren’t all going in the right direction.