Geoscience, (Prison) education, Science communication, Glocal music scenes Toronto || Durham || Paris || Gateshead
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Philip Heron retweeted
‘I really like to work in my local community,’ explains @philipheron. ‘As I looked at Durham, I was like, okay, there’s a lot of coffee shops and one massive cathedral, but there’s also four prisons in the nearby areas.’
chemistryworld.com/opinion/t…
Philip Heron retweeted
When @philipheron started investigating doing science education in prisons, he wanted people to feel like science could help them in some way. ‘To know that you can learn from science and science can learn from you.’
chemistryworld.com/opinion/t…
Philip Heron retweeted
Scientific colour maps: yes!—But when and what not to do with them?
👉doi.org/10.1002/cpz1.1126
including resources for researchers, science communicators, software developers, publishing editors, and University faculty!
@ShepGracie @philipheron
#DataVisualisation
#UseBatlow
Philip Heron retweeted
The illustration in 'Radio observations of the pulse profiles and dispersion measures of twelve pulsars' Harold Craft’s 1970 phD thesis. Suggested by Bernard andused by Peter Saville as the cover design for @joydivision’s 'Unknown Pleasures'
Philip Heron retweeted
This was such an exciting project to be involved in and one I was so proud to be able to show my father. #keepmovingforward
Calgary and Edmonton this week for @UofT - talking about Think Like A Scientist and the wonderful film 'The Science of Second Chances'. Check it out below!
youtube.com/watch?v=4wlbX-97…
Philip Heron retweeted
📢In today’s issue of @Patterns_CP, learn the importance of “Navigating color integrity in data visualization” to promote accurate and accessible science. @fcrameri and Sari Hason cell.com/patterns/fulltext/S…
Philip Heron retweeted
Feature | From ocean subduction to ocean island
@philipheron and colleagues discuss the links between supercontinents, subduction and mantle dynamics:
geoscientist.online/sections…
#Geoscience #Geology #Research
Philip Heron retweeted
Ready to start Physics Days 2024 #pd2024 #fp2024 in Helsinki 4-6 March: Finnish Physical Society @Fyysikkoseura annual conference and meeting organized this year by @helsinkiuni @KumpulaScience
Philip Heron retweeted
Sssssuper excited about our Diversity in Physics session tomorrow! 🤩
The theme of our session is inclusion, and how to advance inclusion at academic communities and work. (1/2)
@KynnysR @philipheron
Philip Heron retweeted
Tim Armitage (@TimArmitage2) tells us about his career path from a postdoctoral researcher to a geoscience consultant @BritGeoSurvey
nature.com/articles/s43017-0…
PDF: rdcu.be/dz4lD
Philip Heron retweeted
Sarah Clancy tells us about her career path from a postdoctoral researcher to a technical policy advisor at Northumbrian Water (@NorthumbrianH2O).
nature.com/articles/s43017-0…
PDF: rdcu.be/dz4lb
Philip Heron retweeted
#UTSC professor @philipheron's educational outreach program is giving people in prison new hope. utsc.utoronto.ca/news-events… #UofT
ALT Philip Heron
Philip Heron retweeted
Applications now open for Alpine Run Project Year 2!
Calling all young people aged 16-23 in the UK! The Alpine Run Project is back, and we want YOU to be part of this once in a lifetime trail running experience! 🏞️
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Philip Heron retweeted
Know anyone interested in a PhD in Science/STEM Education? Come join @joshlucien and me at @LSUSOE! Applications accepted through May 1. Assistantships available. US candidates are eligible for Scholarship First program funding. Contact us for more info! lsu.edu/chse/education/gradu…
Philip Heron retweeted
New research by a team of #UofT geoscientists is refining the century-old model of plate tectonics that holds that the plates covering the ocean floors are rigid as they move across the Earth’s mantle. 🌎 #UTSC utsc.utoronto.ca/news-events…
ALT Planet earth
Philip Heron retweeted
#UofT geoscientists shed new light on plate tectonics 🌎 uoft.me/aaE
ALT Russell Pysklywec on the south slope of Mount Tongariro in New Zealand
Philip Heron retweeted
Oceanic plateaux from the Pacific reveal that oceanic plates may not be as strong as they were thought to be.
Check out our article "Syn-Drift Plate Tectonics" published in Geophysical Research Letters.
doi.org/10.1029/2023GL105452
@UofT @UofTEarthSci @UTSC_DPES @itu_aybe @NSERC_CRSNG
Philip Heron retweeted
here’s something close to my heart:)
Our Think Like A Scientist program is featured within this issue! Check it out and hear from some of our fantastic former students: magazine.utoronto.ca/researc…
Philip Heron retweeted
Teaching science and encouraging critical thinking in prison! @philipheron
youtu.be/4wlbX-97I84?si=lsUZ…
Philip Heron retweeted
Today, I’ve shipped ** 1 TB ** of Scientific colour maps to the community. 😅
Thanks for using, sharing, and promoting accurate and inclusive #science #visualisation! 🫶
#UseBatlow #ScienceRebels #EndRainbow @ZENODO_ORG
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