US kids’ doodles of scientists reveal changing gender stereotypes

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US kids’ doodles of scientists reveal changing gender stereotypes

Nature.comMar. 19, 2018
To investigate how children’s drawings have changed, a team of psychology researchers combined and analysed the results of 78 “draw-a-scientist” studies that examined doodles made between 1966 and 2016 (see ‘Sketching scientists‘). Together, these analyses have asked more than 20,000 US kids …
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scientist responds to that ‘Science‘ Instagram essay

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People in the science social media world were furious because, although the articlewas directed at Yammine (or Science Sam, as she is known online), they felt like their work to provide a behind-the-scenes, accessible view of science was being undervalued. Some communicators felt like the piece could …
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Chinese leaders create super science ministry

Nature.comMar. 20, 2018
Chinese leaders released plans last week to expand the powers of the country’s science and technology ministry (MOST). The beefed-up agency will continue to oversee science policy and major projects, but will take on extra responsibilities for funding research grants and for recruiting foreign scientists.
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Science mourns Stephen Hawking’s death

Nature.comMar. 15, 2018
Stephen Hawking, one of the most influential physicists of the twentieth century and perhaps the most celebrated icon of contemporary science, has died at the age of 76. The University of Cambridge confirmed that the physicist died in the early hours of 14 March at his home in Cambridge, England.
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Canadian science wins billions in new budget

Nature.comFeb. 28, 2018
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s administration released its 2018 budget on 27 February and scientists couldn’t be happier. It includes almost Can$4 billion (US$3.1 billion) in new funding for science over the next five years, a significant portion of which will go to the country’s three granting …
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Trump EPA Plans New Restrictions on Science Used in Rule Making

Bloomberg14 hours ago
The EPA should rely on science that is “very objective, very transparent and very open,” Pruitt said in a March 13 interview with Bloomberg News, casting his concern as focused on third-party research in which findings are published but the underlying data and methodology aren’t open for scrutiny.
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Yale, African Academy of Sciences host symposium on university …

Yale News18 hours ago
Following the panel, Elizabeth Marincola, senior adviser for communications and advocacy for the African Academy of Sciences, moderated a Q&A. Salovey noted that the number of scientific articles published with authors from more than one country has increased markedly in the past two decades, …
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World’s Last Male Northern White Rhino Dies

The Scientist14 hours ago
Scientists have harvested Sudan’s sperm, and that of other male white rhinos, prior to their deaths, NPR explains. Neither of the living females is capable of reproducing, but researchers hope to use their eggs to create embryos that could be implanted into southern white rhino females, which would act as …
RIP Sudan, the Last Male Northern White Rhino
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A code of ethics to get scientists talking

Nature.comMar. 1, 2018
You are an early-career scientist poised to publish a paper that you think will be your big break. It describes your imaginative hypothesis — a potential scientific insight with substantial implications — along with the experiments you designed and constructed, and the carefully documented data that support …
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First space mission dedicated to exoplanet atmospheres gets green …

Nature.com12 hours ago
Its mission is to understand the links between a planet’s chemistry and its environment, says Giovanna Tinetti, a planetary scientist at University College London and principal investigator for the mission. So far, exoplanet probes have mainly focused on finding new planets and measuring their sizes, …

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