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Women Promoting Science on Their Successful YouTube Channels
The Woman Post | Ariel Cipolla
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Scientific dissemination is important. For a long time, knowing about science, even in an amateur way, was practically impossible. It was necessary to have basic knowledge about a university degree or to have the ability to read different papers, which were not easy to find.
The advent of the Internet allowed most research to be hosted online and ready for anyone to read. However, that did not mean that science was friendly to everyone: there was a lack of people willing to explain many of the concepts, and interest in science increased.
Campus Party TechFest USA Moved to October 2021 to Deliver the Ultimate Live Experience
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Campus Party TechFest will now take place October 8-10, 2021. Originally scheduled for July 23-25, 2021, the event will continue its partnership with the city of Detroit for its first year in the US. Campus Party TechFest will kick off at Detroit s TCF Center. DETROIT (PRWEB) April 08, 2021 Campus Party TechFest will now take place October 8-10, 2021. Originally scheduled for July 23-25, 2021, the event will continue its partnership with the city of Detroit for its first year in the US. Campus Party TechFest will kick off at Detroit s TCF Center.
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Column: How a self-taught San Diego software engineer won a ‘Black Voices’ grant from YouTube [The San Diego Union-Tribune]
When he looks back at his unconventional career path, the self-taught San Diego software engineer known for his “Jabrils” YouTube channel is happy to give credit to the people who helped him find his roundabout way.
At the top of the list is his mother, who bought him his first video games and didn’t give him grief when he stopped wanting to do anything else.
There were the people on the GameMaker forums , where the flow of information and advice helped Jabril who goes by his first name only create his first games while he was still in middle school.