For this year's gingerbread I made... the VLA!!
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🧵/ This #NationalSTEMDay , we're celebrating those who have been historically excluded from the STEM fields and making immeasurable contributions toward inclusion and, of course, science. Join us in celebrating with some of our latest books championing women in #STEM .

Happy book birthday, Prof. Ghose! 🌠

My book, Breaking Through, is out today! Join me on a deeply personal journey as I share my triumphs, failures, and discoveries that have revolutionized the field of mRNA. @crownpublishing penguinrandomhouse.com/books/706251/b…

Congrats, Claudia Goldin! Only the third woman ever to win this prize and wow, is her work deserving. 👏🏻

Mohammadi studied physics at Imam Khomeini International University in the 1990s and becomes the third physicist to win the Nobel Peace Prize, click below to read more ow.ly/SPfh50PUxLV

Congratulations to Prof. Moungi Bawendi of MIT Chemistry — newly minted Nobel laureate in chemistry! 🏅

I received sad news that Mary Beth Ruskai passed away Sept. 27, 2023 at her home in Vermont. She was a titan of quantum information & mathematical physics, most known for her joint proof of strong subadditivity of quantum entropy. She was a strong promoter of women in science.

Here's physicist Anne L'Huillier finishing up her class this morning, moments after learning she'd won a Nobel Prize. Well done, professor!

Anne L’Huillier is now the 5th woman to win a Nobel Prize in physics, sharing w/2 others for work to “generate attosecond pulses of light for the study of electron dynamics in matter.” (She’s also just the 2nd woman to win the Wolf Prize in Physics after CS Wu in 1978.) Congrats!

“Ten years ago I was kicked out and forced to retire.”

Our new medicine laureate Katalin Karikó (Katalin Kariko) told us how much it means to be awarded the Nobel Prize after a scientific career that has been full of challenges.

Ten years ago, Karikó was still doing all her…

The #IfThenSheCan project has come to MIT for the Cambridge Science Festival! Especially pleased to see Dr. Shirley Malcolm, who taught us about the double bind.

New editions are now available for CARBON QUEEN, my biography of Millie Dresselhaus: Korean language and (English) audiobook! Simplified Chinese coming in December #histstm maiaw.com/home/carbon-qu…

Rocked out at Fenway tonight with P!nk ⚡

Deborah Chung of UBuffalo Engineering and Applied Sciences recalls upbringing in Hong Kong, amorphous materials Caltech, the greatness of Millie Dresselhaus MIT Science, shift to applications CMU Mellon College of Science, building the Composite Materials Lab, and the origins of Smart Concrete

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Welcome to Boston, Metsies! See you when the skies clear up. #lgm