We wouldn't let it Lie. When making student lectures publicly available we like to predict (technical term for guess) which will do well. We'd be Lieing if we said we had Jason Lotay's Lie Groups lectures among the most popular. But they are. Lie Group G2: youtu.be/zROOqqJ8D5k

An interesting article about how Climate change is threatening the remains of hundreds of ancient forts dotted around Ireland's coasts by @colmanos.bsky.social ‪‬ www.rte.ie/news/munster...

This new #RSOS paper provides perspective on the emerging technology of autonomous, “self-driving” laboratories that combine artificial intelligence and laboratory automation to perform research in chemistry, materials science, and biological sciences: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/... #AI

It took me WAY too long to realize that this was about a pair of researchers at University of Houston (UH), and not that the headline was stalling to find a euphemism for what they REALLY are. The Internet has ruined me.

Guys If you go please post pictures for me Thank you 🙏

“Literacy comes in all forms. If you’re learning a life skill and you want to become literate in a profession or a hobby, you have to access the tool to learn the trade.” — Cindy Hohl, ALA Immediate Past President www.nytimes.com/2025/07/09/r...

News from Episode 221: The famous 'Harbin Skull' appears to be the first known skull of our mysterious Denisovan cousins.

News from Episode 221: From Ice Age Poland: a boomerang carved from mammoth ivory.

Job opportunity at the National Museum of Ireland. Check it out! 👇

Here’s a #Dimetrodon skeleton on display at the @romtoronto.bsky.social 🇨🇦 for this #FossilFriday. This ancient forerunner of mammals was one of the top carnivores on land during the early #Permian, long before the dinosaurs. #synapsid #paleontology #science 🧵 1/

Meet the dhole. This Asian canid typically lives in groups of ~12 individuals—sometimes forming “super packs” of 30+ members with other groups. Teamwork enables them to hunt prey 10x their size. Dholes allow their pups to feed first on kills. Photo: Subramanya C K, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

We like a game of cricket in Oxford Mathematics. We even used to have a Pure Maths v Applied Maths annual game. Anyway, to the point. Cricket sees a bowler bouncing a ball at a batter. So you'd think the most famous cricket pitch in the world would be flat. Sam Howison is at the crease.

NEWS: The full author lineup for the 25th Library of Congress National Book Festival is out now! Mark your calendars for September 6th. 👇 newsroom.loc.gov/news/more-th...

The twunt is still mad I pointed out her hatred.....not surprising

She got mad after I posted the truth.

This twunt thinks that the flood victims should have died...

"Inequality persists because it is deeply tied to systems of production and governance." – Tim Kohler In this SAR Moments, we revisit archaeologist Tim Kohler's insights on social hierarchies with examples from Chaco Canyon and more. 👉 Learn more: sarweb.org/blog-insight...

Paleolake geochronology supports Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) age for human tracks at White Sands, New Mexico | Science Advances www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Curator Matt Seaver joins ‪@newstalkfm.bsky.social‬'s #TalkingHistory podcast to reveal the story behind “Words on the Wave” — a stunning new exhibition at @NMIreland. Treasures returned to Ireland after more than 1,000 years. 🎧 Listen: www.newstalk.com/podcasts/hig...

Took a quick trip to Chaco Canyon on my way to Gallup last week. The roads weren't as bad as they have been in the past. I entered from the east (Nageezi) and headed to Gallup via the dirt road to Seven Lakes. No other vehicles on that route. #NewMexico #history #roadtrip #travel #daytrip

Last summer, we added this bronze cast of a Hypsilophodon skeleton to our new gardens. It’s the most accurate Hypsilophodon reconstruction ever created! Cutting-edge research by our scientists allowed our team to work out what the skull looked like to a new level of detail. 😲

In Idaho, important library programs serving patrons across the state are shuttering because of canceled federal grants: www.ktvb.com/article/news... We can't stay silent. Make your voice heard, tell Congress to protect library funding: ala.org/showup #ForOurLibraries

Have you seen the Band of Brothers episode of Walking With Dinosaurs yet? Last year it was an absolute pleasure to dig at the site with our University of Birmingham undergraduates - thanks so much to @jlivelypaleo.bsky.social & @prehistoricmuseum.bsky.social for an amazing experience!

In their third and fourth years our undergraduates get to hone in on the maths they really love via courses covering many aspects of the subject, including Algebraic Topology with André Henriques. We are showing two of the lectures. Here's the first: youtu.be/YbjJ2wep8o0

Have you picked up a good tip from a friend recently? 70,000 years ago, our species got better at living in Africa's many environments - and idea sharing might have helped! Find out what happened, and how this helped our species to spread around the world 👇 www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/new...