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Tag Archives: Science Heroes
Beyond Peer Review: Highlights from #Scio11
Overview: After a whirlwind American Library Associations MidWinter and a couple vacation days with my family in California I headed across the United States to North Carolina for Science Online 2011, held in Research Triangle Park. For those of you … Continue reading
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Science Heroes: Barry Marshall
Continuing my Science Heroes theme is Barry Marshall, a hero named by the charming Sophia Collins of I’m a Scientist Get Me Outta Here fame, you can follow her on twitter, @imascientist. I must admit that the name Barry Marshal … Continue reading
Science Heroes: Marie Curie
The other day I started thinking about heroes and it occurred to me that we rarely speak about science heroes so I decided to write a blog post about it and asked those on twitter to supply their #scienceheroes. Due … Continue reading