With the 2025 ozone hole now closed, our latest #AskAScientist video features Johannes Flemming explaining why the Antarctic ozone hole reappears annually, when it might close for good & how global action has made a difference.

Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaQ-9CDcsxI
Read the article: https://atmosphere.copernicus.eu/cams-scientist-answers-ozone-hole-questions

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Girl Scouts, this is your chance! 🌟
Earn your Long Island Explorium STEAM Badge 🏅 + take part in Ask a Scientist 🔬 at Maker Faire Long Island!

📅 Sept 14 | 📍 Stony Brook University
Hands-on fun, maker exhibits, and real scientists answering your STEM questions.

🎟 Details & tickets: [Insert link]
#MakerFaireLI #STEAM #GirlScouts #AskAScientist #ExploriumTurns20

Watch this video on yesterday's #AskAScientist webinar and learn from Hannes Böttcher, Senior Researcher at Oeko-Insttut, and other experts all about #carbonfarming in european #forests:
https://youtu.be/izlUdqVPG1I?feature=shared
ThinkForest Ask a Scientist ​- Carbon Farming in European Forests​

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HTWK Leipzig ǀ Science Careers ǀ Ask a Scientist

Sichtbarkeit, Netzwerken, Austausch, (Nachwuchs-) Wissenschaftlerinnen, Mentoring, Empowerment, Gleichstellung, Frauenförderung, Female Scientists Network, Workshops, Role Models

Wrapping up our #AskAScientist campaign, Ludwig Johns Hopkins’ Christopher Douville recommends a nuanced appreciation of not just the great potential AI but its limitations as well when applying it to scientific studies.
In our #AskAScientist series on the current and potential uses of AI in cancer research, prevention, diagnosis and treatment, Ludwig Princeton’s Michael Skinnider emphasizes its enormous potential as a tool to extract meaningful information from dizzyingly large compilations of data.

Our new #AskAScientist campaign asks scientist how they’re using AI in their research. Ludwig Stanford’s Joanna Wysocka and her colleagues are using AI to decipher the regulation of the genome.

#Cancer #Research #AI

In this installment of our new #AskAScientist campaign, Ludwig Oxford’s Neha Wali shares her view on AI’s promise for improving cancer diagnosis and therapeutics.
Third edition of #ClimateLiteracy zine/handbook out now! https://bit.ly/CLNZine to download free pdf and/or order printed copies at cost
Or #askascientist on Saturday's march to #RestoreNatureNow
Ludwig @harvardmed’s Peter Sorger describes for our #AskAScientist campaign how his team’s collaborations with AI are advancing cancer research and could improve cancer diagnostics.