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De natuurkundige en wiskundige Edward Witten wordt vaak in een adem genoemd met de groten van de natuurkunde: Galilei, Newton en Einstein. Van 1980 tot 1987 was Witten hoogleraar natuurkunde op Princeton University. Daarna werd hij als hoogleraar natuurwetenschappen aangesteld op het Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton.
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20 augustus 2010 More than 100 young scientists from 40 countries have joined forces in the Global Young Academy (GYA). This initiative is modeled on existing national young academies such as De Jonge Akademie in the Netherlands and supported by the InterAcademy Panel for International Issues (IAP). Global Young Academy will help establish new national young academies and provide a forum for young scientists in countries without such an organization. GYA members ideally are around the age of 35 and are nominated by senior scientists in their own nations as likely future leaders. Membership will be for 4 years.
Versterking van jonge wetenschappers over de hele wereld - De Jonge Akademie (KNAW)
Science journalism awards shortlist announced | The Wire | Press
The Association of British Science Writers has unveiled the shortlist for its 2010 awards.http://www.wetenschapsjournalisten.nl/vwn/
Galaxy Zoo
Few have witnessed what you're about to see Experience a privileged glimpse of the distant universe, observed by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey and Hubble Space Telescope Roughly one hundred billion galaxies are scattered throughout our observable Universe, each a glorious system that might contain billions of stars. Many are remarkably beautiful, and the aim of Galaxy Zoo is to study them, assisting astronomers in attempting to understand how the galaxies we see around us formed, and what their stories can tell us about the past, present and future of our Universe as a whole. more
We’ve written about social networking platforms that are tailored for the science and research community. ResearchGATE aimed to be the LinkedIn for Scientists. Today, Sciencefeed is launching as a realtime micro blogging platform designed specifically for scientists. Sciencefeed allows users to post short microblogs (not restricted to 140 characters) on scientific headlines, new findings, controversy, conferences and ideas related to science. You can follow users; respond to other member’s entries, and comment on various topics in realtime. You can search for topics and keywords fairly easily and publish updates to Twitter and Facebook.
Sciencefeed Launches Friendfeed-Like Platform For Scientists
Mapping Science In The City: San Francisco - Of Schemes and Memes Blog | Nature Publishing Group
The latest map in our series tackles one of the true world capitals of science: San Francisco and the surrounding area. With centres such as Stanford, NASA Ames, Berkeley and UCSF few areas on the planet have such a rich concentration of top research facilities.
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