#AdaLovelaceDay

The Royal Society

This #AdaLovelaceDay , read about the 10 most influential women in British science history, as chosen by leading female scientists: https://royalsociety.org/topics-policy/diversity-in-science/influential-british-women-science/ Ada Lovelace

This #AdaLovelaceDay , we're resurfacing some of our favourite pieces from #MissedGenius, which celebrates the life and achievements of scientists, mathematicians and engineers overlooked in their time. Here are some

Green Bank Observatory

GreenBankObserv

To celebrate #AdaLovelaceDay , here's a thread of five of the most prolific female radio astronomers! 1. Elizabeth Alexander was a WWII radar scientist who discovered that her equipment was

The Royal Society

Throughout this #BlackHistoryMonth , we'll be adding to the thread below and highlighting the achievements of the Black scientists, mathematicians and engineers who have made their impact on the modern

Dreadnought Holiday

This here is a legend of British engineering.And I'm not talking about the bike.Let's meet Beatrice Shilling.#ALD2020 But first, let's talk about another hero who's less well known today.

Dreadnought Holiday

For new followers here's a thread of threads, in case any of this nonsense interests you. I'll keep updating it as I go.Starting (obviously) with the big one...https://twitter.com/TheDreadShips/status/1246364316355514368?s=20 My one