Lost in translation is a comic about two researchers, Jargon and Jumble, getting into linguistic miscommunications due to the different meanings attached to certain words in their work life as scientists and as normal citizens.
Lost in translation is a comic about two researchers, Jargon and Jumble, getting into linguistic miscommunications due to the different meanings attached to certain words in their work life as scientists and as normal citizens.
Lost in translation is a comic about two researchers, Jargon and Jumble, getting into linguistic miscommunications due to the different meanings attached to certain words in their work life as scientists and as normal citizens.
Lost in translation is a comic about two researchers, Jargon and Jumble, getting into linguistic miscommunications due to the different meanings attached to certain words in their work life as scientists and as normal citizens.
Lost in translation is a comic about two researchers, Jargon and Jumble, getting into linguistic miscommunications due to the different meanings attached to certain words in their work life as scientists and as normal citizens.
Lost in translation is a comic about two researchers, Jargon and Jumble, getting into linguistic miscommunications due to the different meanings attached to certain words in their work life as scientists and as normal citizens.
In January 2019, natural history and conservation photographer Clay Bolt and a group of American and Australian biologists rediscovered world’s largest bee, Wallace’s giant bee (Megachile pluto), on the Indonesian… Read More »THIS NO.11-WE FOUND THE GIANT
We have reached a milestone upon the publishing of the 10th number of THIS. And today is also a very special day – the 1st day of the year 2019! In THIS NO.10 Thisis will go through all the hot and important sciences in 2018 and update their current status.
We thank you for your support and wish you a happy new year!
NASA’s Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy, and Heat Transport (InSight) landed on Mars on November 26, 2018. The scientific instruments carried along with it allow us to investigate the interior structure and composition of Mars for the first time. Follow Thisis to have a look at what Insight is up to on Mars.
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