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Author Archives: Isla Watton
Be more interdisciplinary and global: Meet Alfiah Rizky Diana Putri
Alfiah is a PhD student in Mullard Space Science Laboratory, University College London, working on data mining & machine learning on planetary images, focusing on changes over the Martian South Polar Residual Cap. She started her interest in planetary science … Continue reading
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We need to support each other, both in and outside the lab: Meet Veronika Zhiteneva
Veronika Zhiteneva, Technical University of Munich, will be taking part in Soapbox Science Munich on Saturday 7th July. She will give a talk entitled: “Your poop + bugs + machine learning = drinking water” Left to Right: Prof. Dr.-Ing. … Continue reading
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Make yourself visible as a role model: Meet Judith Pérez Velázquez
Dr. Judith Pérez Velázquez, Helmholtz Zentrum München, will be taking part in Soapbox Science Munich on Saturday 7th July 2018. She will give a talk entitled: “Biology’s Next Microscope” SS: Why did you choose a scientific career? JPV: … Continue reading
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I want to encourage girls to take up science – it is a fantastic job: Meet Joyce Harper
Joyce Harper (@ProfJoyceHarper) is Professor of Human Genetics and Embryology at University College London in the Institute for Women’s Health where she is head of the Reproductive Health Department, Principal Investigator of the Embryology, IVF and Reproductive Genetics Group, Director of … Continue reading
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Keep an open mind and push your limits: Meet Anastasia Aliferi
Hi there! My name is Anastasia (@anastasialiferi) and I am a PhD candidate in forensic genetics currently working on my research project within the King’s Forensics group at King’s College London. I have studied biology and forensic science and my research … Continue reading
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Find solutions through collaboration: Meet Chanuki Illushka Seresinhe
Chanuki Illushka Seresinhe (@thoughtsymmetry) is a doctoral researcher at the Data Science Lab, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick and the Alan Turing Institute. Chanuki’s research entails using big online datasets and deep learning to understand how beautiful environments affect human wellbeing. … Continue reading
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We need to talk about… kelp: Meet Kate Schoenrock
Kate Schoenrock (@katesrock) is originally from California, and decided to become a marine botanist after a long internship working with marine mammals. After cleaning up poop for years, she found that the intricate adaptations of marine algae (honestly all the different … Continue reading
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Meet the Soapbox Science Milton Keynes organising team
Meet the organising team bringing Soapbox Science to Centre:MK Milton Keynes for a third year! Photo (L-R): Gill Hill, Laura Crook, Julia Cooke, Clare Humphries, Jack Hannam Dr Julia Cooke, Lecturer in Ecology. I am a plant ecologist who uses traits … Continue reading
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Be brave & look beyond the boundaries of your discipline: Meet Kyra De Coninck
Kyra De Coninck (@KyraDeConinck) is a Lecturer at the University of Kent. She will be taking part in Soapbox Science Canterbury 2018 on 23rd June, giving a talk entitled “Getting under your skin: the secret life of fascia” … Continue reading
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Be prepared, network, and grab every opportunity: Meet Kathryn Harriss
Dr Kathryn H. Harriss (@KentImpactGroup), is a Research Associate at the School of Physical Sciences, University of Kent. You can catch Kathryn on a soapbox on 23rd June as part of Soapbox Science Canterbury 2018, giving a talk entitled: “Planetary Science with … Continue reading
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