Laura Sánchez-Romero

Science Advances’ special issue on women’s health highlights a growing wave of research focusing on women’s unique biological and psychological experiences. Articles cover a range of studies from the interplay between menopause and Alzheimer’s risk to the menstrual cycle’s influence on the brain-heart connection. It also describes the opportunities pregnancy provides to research aspects of both physical and mental health. By prioritizing women’s unique physiological and psychological experiences, research can expand the frontiers of knowledge in ways that benefit everyone.

In #ScienceAdvances last year, a special issue on #WomensHealth highlighted a growing wave of research focusing on women’s unique biological and psychological experiences.

Learn more on #InternationalWomensDay: https://scim.ag/4b5vlLq

svmusicology Creadoras de la Historia de la Música

Hoy, #8M, es un día magnífico para que conozcáis el monumental proyecto de la musicóloga @svmusicology.bsky.social y su Mapa de Creadoras.

Una forma muy visual de descubrir compositoras y músicas de todo el mundo, que igual muchas no te suenan por lo que sea.

svmusicology.com/mapa

#InternationalWomensDay #8M #DiaInternacionalMujer #DiaDeLaMujer

Poster in green red and blue of a female face and flowing text

Bonnie MacLean, US artist known for her 1960s and 70s classic posters using an iconic psychedelic art style to promote the concerts of rock bands and other well known performers #womensart

Never forget el “hijo de la Tomasa”

Philosophy #FAQ Ontology: what the fuck? Causality: why the fuck? Epistemology: how the why the fuck? Phenomenology: the fuck.

Me encanta ❤️

Nicole Tersigni, a comedy writer who created funny images based on 'mansplaining' and patronising comments using classical art, which went viral #WomensArt

Si os preguntabais cómo hace pis un bombílido...

A velocidad normal sería imperceptible.

A black and white photo of North Branch Library with a vintage car parked next to it. Title: Berkeley Public Library, North Branch, 1936 Date: 1936 September Collection: Berkeley History Online Owning Institution: Berkeley Public Library Source: Calisphere Date of access: February 21 2026 20:07 Permalink: https://calisphere.org/item/ark:/13030/kt738nd3tq/

Is this your ride next to North Branch?
Stop by your local branch library today!
Image courtesy of Calisphere, check the alt text for more information.

The photo shows four images of the same Roman iron stylus (pen) one below the other, with knib to the left. This stylus is octagonal in shape, with an inscription dot-punched along its length on four alternate sides. The stylus is 132 mm long and 5 mm thick, and the letters are circa 2 mm high. The four images of the pen show the four lines of inscribed text (highlighted) which read: ‘ab urbe v[e]n[i] munus tibi gratum adf(e)ro acul[eat]um ut habe[a]s memor[ia]m nostra(m) rogo si fortuna dar[e]t quo possem largius ut longa via ceu sacculus est (v)acuus’ Translated as ‘I have come from the City. I bring you a welcome gift with a sharp point that you may remember me.
I ask, if fortune allowed, that I might be able (to give) as generously as the way is long (and) as my purse is empty.’ This inscription is generally interpreted by scholars as a humorous, tongue-in-cheek acknowledgment by the giver of the cheapness of the gift. The pen was used to write on wax-filled wooden writing tablets. Found in London (Roman ‘Londinium’) by MOLA, during excavations for Bloomberg’s European Headquarters in 2010–2014 . Photo by Juan Jose Fuldain for MOLA

Timeless humour!

A 2,000 year-old Roman souvenir pen with a joke inscription roughly equivalent to:

“I went to Rome and all I got you was this cheap pen!" 😂

Dated circa 70 AD, this iron stylus pen was recovered in London during excavations by MOLA. 📷 Juan Jose Fuldain/MOLA

#Archaeology

UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley? I saw it there! 😍

Pero qué bonitas que son

#Seville #Photography

From the depths of the Ice Age, there's nothing quite as romantic as mammoth.
Cueva El Pindal, Asturias. 🦣♥️

Se llama Eva Ramón Gallegos y es la científica mexicana que ha conseguido eliminar el virus del papiloma humano, causante de más de 300.000 muertes en el mundo anualmente. Demostrado con personas, no ratones. Ahora preguntaros por qué sabemos de Barbacid y no de esta mujer.

we need to talk about that Ring Super Bowl ad

The world needs more people like you

The owl from the Chauvet-Pont d'Arc cave (France), a very old Superb Owl!

“What really knocks me out is a book that, when you're all done reading it, you wish the author that wrote it was a terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it. That doesn't happen much, though.”
― J.D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye

La Pileta de Benaoján, a prehistoric cave in 3D YouTube video by ICArEHB

A #3D journey into La Pileta de Benaoján!
A team from Seville, including #ICArEHB's Rubén Parrilla Giráldez, created a virtual replica of this remarkable #prehistoric cave, one of #Spain’s top #RockArt sites.
🎥 youtu.be/g68B8maNPEw
📺 Video: EnRed (Canal Sur Media)
#Archaeology #DigitalHeritage

a small tan dog with a graying face sits on a white sofa and looks up at you with large brown eyes. his ears stick out on either side of his head like airplane wings.

You can find ways to support families and pets in Minnesota, as well as organizations working to defend and advance the rights and opportunities of immigrants below

campsite.bio/wrdsmm

Exhibition “Presence of the absent” at the University of Seville (Spain)

Instagram: @stitch.their.names.together

Monkey
Mao Sung
Sung Dynasty
12th or 13th century

Si quieres ver la distribución espacial de esa variable (peso) e identificar agrupaciones, o si se trata de un patrón disperso, podrías usar GIS y la herramienta de análisis hotspots.

Thanks for this. This has been a really hard week for our country and we can’t even imagine what this family went through, so thank you for making Boro the #1 of the week ❤️ Thanks for thinking of us.

Here are the Top 5 Dogs of the week!

#Sevilla

These are the icy mountains of Pluto. It took 9 years to get these magnificent images… and 4.8 billion kilometers.