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FAU Lands $2 Million Grant from U.S. Department of Transportation - research will focus on “Preserving the Environment,” to support the @USDOT climate solution and sustainability goals. Read more: fau.edu/newsdesk/articles/ce….
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This #TeacherAppreciationDay, we celebrate the life-changing work that teachers do each & every day. Thank you to the incredible educators who support their students’ growth, encourage their passions, & inspire their dreams – your impact is truly immeasurable. ❤️ #ThankATeacher
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Teaching should not be a life-threatening profession.
Educators should not need to be armed to feel safe in the classroom.
We must do more.
I continue to call on Congress to pass common-sense gun safety laws to protect our kids and our teachers.
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Teachers have champions in this White House.
Jill is the first to teach full time as First Lady, grading papers here at the White House.
Like she reminds me: teaching is not just what you do – it’s who you are.
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We ask so much of our nation’s teachers – and each and every time, you say yes.
Not to mention, the impact you have on your students is profound.
I’ll always have your back.
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Let’s stand with teachers and parents against politicians trying to score political points by banning books.
Empty shelves won’t help our kids learn.
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Today, Jill, Secretary Cardona, and I will honor teachers from states and territories across the United States for their excellence in teaching and commitment to students’ learning.
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Share if you love Earth. 💚 #EarthDay

ALT An image of the Earth, a round ball, set against the blackness of outer space. Through swirling clouds, the continent of Africa and the island of Madagascar can be seen; Antarctica is just visible at the very bottom of the Earth, and the Arabian peninsula at the top. The Atlantic and Indian Oceans are a deep, rich blue, giving this photo its common name: the Blue Marble.
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Free hands-on STEM with Smartphones workshop for High School students that can travel to and from Lawrence Livermore National Lab this summer. Applications due April 15: st.llnl.gov/sci-ed/stem-with…
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How to use #ChatGPT for #academia and #research. A guide (copied from @LinkedIn post).
@PhDVoice @PhD_Genie #AcademicTwitter
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Haven't seen a better representation of what a Ph.D. is/should be.
#AcademicTwitter #academia #research @PhDVoice @PhD_Genie
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Just your typical run-of-the-mill toaster-powered hot air balloon 😏🎈
Demo inspired by @Hookean1
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Looking at vibration and sound in this week’s #funphysicsfriday. #iteachphysics #RedhawkScience #LibertyLearns
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20 years ago today a 35-year-old version of myself debuted on a @discovery TV series, fundamentally changing my life from the roots up in the best way. Happy anniversary to everyone involved with @mythbusters and its premiere! We made something to be proud of! #MythBusters
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Why are the bugs reacting to the guitar?!? How do they all seem to go at once?!? Is the vibration something they hear or feel on the water?!?! How can we design an experiment to figure this out?!? #Science #ngss #ngsschat #ScienceTwitter
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At 11:17 a.m. EST today, Earth will be at perihelion -- the closest point to the Sun during its yearly orbit. That's just 91,403,034 miles away! ☀️🌎
Keep tabs on the orbital locations of our solar system's planets & more with the NASA Eyes website.
eyes.nasa.gov/apps/orrery/#/…
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Top 10 of this year's most read pieces — no.9: a post on Agnes Giberne’s The Story of the Sun, Moon, and Stars (1898), less a Victorian astronomy primer than the foundation for a phenomenological star wisdom: publicdomainreview.org/colle…
(Full Top 10 here: publicdomainreview.org/blog/…)































