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A gateway to the world of scientists & all things geek-chic in real life, fiction, art & popular culture. We are LabLiterati, the staff of https://t.co/X8KRvAzVLU! #lablit
London, UK, & Norwich, UK
Joined May 2009
'x'-ing [formerly tweeting!] for @lablit is either @HStiles1 [dom] or @JennyRohn who created the idea of #lablit as a genre
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Two independent research teams have developed methods for hacking noisy quantum computers based on a row-hammer attack, a type of interference used to infiltrate traditional computers
newscientist.com
Two independent research teams have developed methods for hacking noisy quantum computers based on a row-hammer attack, a type of interference used to infiltrate traditional computers
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One of my favorite books of all time. I've read it many times now.
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After a four-hour battle, an angler in Texas reeled in a humongous fish that will likely set a new world record.
smithsonianmag.com
Art Weston and Kirk Kirkland reeled in and released the enormous freshwater fish, known as an alligator gar, after a four-hour battle on Lake Livingston
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The Cambridge launch for my new book, Reading the World, is at the Whipple Museum, 5-7pm on Wednesday 21st May. Please do sign up if you would like to come along! https://t.co/SY3CK6ASsS
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.@paradigmpubserv is expanding its offering to include database development, hosting and distribution, with the first project to be the Collected Works of Albert Einstein in partnership with @PrincetonUPress 👇
thebookseller.com
Paradigm Publishing Services (PPS) is expanding its offering to include database development, hosting and distribution, with the first project under the new initiative to be the Collected Works of...
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Join zoologist @ArikKershenbaum at the Blue Moon for a pint and the latest discoveries in the new science of animal communication.
tickettailor.com
Would It Ever Be Possible to Talk to Animals? With Dr Arik Kershenbaum – The Blue Moon, Tue 29 Apr 2025 - Could we ever talk to animals? Or understand what they’re saying to us? A sceptical scientist...
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Zoologist @arikkershenbaum joined @Nature podcast host Benjamin Thompson in 2024 to talk about his book Why Animals Talk.
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Nature - Arik Kershenbaum talks to Nature about his book Why Animals Talk
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On Monday we discussed as #lablit Mr Einstein's Secretary by @Matthew_Reilly - I [dom] very much enjoyed it - a female protagonist who is a frustrated physicist & witness to major events in the first half of the 20th Century
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Hullo to those still here - we are mainly on Bluesky now - presently less... than this place, though who knows for how long?!
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At our #ReadingRights summit with @frankcottrell_b, @MetroMayorSteve explored the value of libraries and other professionals & organisations coming together to make a difference to families. Find out more about Reading Rights: https://t.co/FqXKOWTuR1
@CILIPinfo @libsconnected
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Children who have been read to from an early age have a significant head start on those who have not. Public #Libraries are ideally placed, through storytimes and rhymetimes, for a major role in @frankcottrell_b and @Booktrust's #ReadingRights campaign.
booktrust.org.uk
"For too long, the life-changing benefits of children’s reading have not been taken seriously. And now – as our children face an unknown future – we risk…
At our #ReadingRights summit with @frankcottrell_b, @MetroMayorSteve explored the value of libraries and other professionals & organisations coming together to make a difference to families. Find out more about Reading Rights: https://t.co/FqXKOWTuR1
@CILIPinfo @libsconnected
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Missed this year's UK Butterfly Recorders’ Meeting? All the brilliant talks from the day, including the latest results from @UKBMSLive, are now available to watch back on YouTube! 🙌 Catch up 👉 https://t.co/vMaKzDS07e 📷: Chris Stamp #UKBRM #UKBMS50 #ButterflyEmergency
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This week reading Mr Einstein's Secretary by Matthew Reilly to discuss on Zoom on Monday... 🤓
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These two biologists found purpose—and love—trying to save Nigeria's bats | Science | AAAS
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Benneth Obitte and Iroro Tanshi’s efforts have documented a major hot spot of African bat diversity
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