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Some less-than-finished furmiture
‘Tis the season when students start returning, reinflating the nearly empty balloon that campus becomes over the summer. We are fortunate to have a really cool, engaged set of students that generally make you really glad to be a teacher. … Continue reading
Remembering Rosalind Franklin: A note on Ada Lovelace Day
Today, 24 March, is Ada Lovelace Day, honoring the remarkable woman that is arguably the first computer programmer, working a full century before the construction of the first electronic machines that we would typically recognize as modern computers. In honor … Continue reading
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Tagged Ada Lovelace Day, biology, Research, Science, technology, Women
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