#LOVELACE

mika

sleepingatIas

started: april 5, 2020 • currently reading; it's my first time to edit using lightroom and i'm glad it turned out well! i was hoping for a dark academia vibe

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

Akshat | Sarafina stan account

star_stufff

Ada Lovelace, she was the author of the first computer program a 100 years before computers came into existenceMargaret burbidge, discovered that elements that make up everything on earth AND

Todd R. Hathorne

toddhathorne

Lujan Grisham gives update on COVID-19 response, preparations for ‘surge’. Oblique references to nursing homes in this story do not tell the full story. @govm is pushing EXISTING residents OUT

Aziraphale (They/Them)

RealAziraphale

My favorite day of the year! #WorldBookDay! In honour of it, I’m going to list some of my favorite books. This will be a thread. ~ A.Z. Fell#GoodOmens Winnie The

Brittany Willis

Book_Ramblings

A thread for my progress in the #2020AtoZReadingChallenge hosted by @ginger_mom17 First letter down after two days: D for Dry by Neil Shusterman! Second letter finished today: T for Tower

Laurie Voss

seldo

It's been far too long since my last #EuropeanBios thread, but getting married is very distracting! Entry #73 is Ada Lovelace, regarded as the first computer programmer, and I am

📚Philliteracy📚

Philliteracy

This is now my cumulative thread of the best threads I've done here (IMHO).It contains layers upon layers of philanthropy history. Like Inception, but nerdier and mostly consisting of screenshots

The Royal Society

royalsociety

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

Diana S. Fleischman

sentientist

A thread about this viral tweet https://twitter.com/sentientist/status/1379207495311314946 1- Iterated Embryo selection- by @gwern's estimates will be available but expensive at some point in the future. The likelihood of iterated embry

Nome

NomeDaBarbarian

Thinking about how weird history is. You could have a Historical TTRPG, set in the "West," in... let's say 1863. Midst of the civil war.The party could be:-An elderly French

𝘵𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘢 ☆ studying...

alwaysmctudor

imagine thinking i could pick only four, but let's do it!stole this off leah

The Autistic Whovian

jamez_evans123

Why the Chibnall Era is my Favourite Modern Era I think the RTD & Moffat Eras are amazing, but there’s something about this era I really love. I love Chibnall’s

parabasshole | fonzi 🖤

voidnephilim

Shadowhunters as weird birds memes: a thread the mortal instruments clary fairchild jace herondale simon lewis alec lightwood isabelle lightwood magnus bane jonathan morgenstern the infernal devices tessa gray will

Peter Lorentzen

peterlorentzen

By convincing the FCC to auction spectrum rather than give it away, Milgrom and Roberts made billions of dollars for governments, at the expense of wealthy corporations. And made sure

Ada Lovelace Institute

AdaLovelaceInst

Our webinar: No Silver Bullet has just kicked off! We're discussing how UK govt can use technologies to transition out of COVID-19 lockdown, while protecting public health.We'll tweet a few