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Live public lecture webcast Thursday, Oct. 25, 7 pm ET Live lecture will appear on this page Jocelyn Bell Burnell,…
Decorate your office, dorm room, classroom, lounge, or any other space with these posters celebrating science.
A century ago, Emmy Noether published a theorem that would change mathematics and physics. Here’s an all-ages guided tour through…
We asked you to help us choose who to highlight next in our poster series celebrating women in science. You…
We’re making a second set of posters celebrating pioneering women who changed science. Who should we include?
Recognize women who changed science with this free collection of print-at-home posters.
Science is meant to be a meritocracy, but anecdotes and evidence indicate that the field – and physics in particular…
Scientists and journalists remember a remarkable scientist and human being.
They discovered pulsars, found the first evidence of dark matter, pioneered mathematics, radioactivity, nuclear fission, elasticity, and computer programming, and…
Emmy Noether Fellow Sarah Shandera finds the best response to lingering inequality in science is to ditch the anger and…