List of the most popular hashtags for theme #WORLDSCIENCEDAY

Oggi festeggiamo la Giornata mondiale per la scienza, per la pace e lo sviluppo! Cosa pensate di questo pensiero di Piero Pasolini? #worldscienceday #scienceday #loppiano #peace #development

November 10 is #WorldScienceDay for Peace and Development, a day that highlights the role science and scientists play in supporting sustainable societies. Informing and involving citizens in science is a key part to furthering the development of our world.

The year 2 teachers joined in too and dressed up for #WorldScienceDay #diadubai

In honor of the #nationalscienceday we are posting an update on the A.N.Bourns Science Building’s expansion recently completed at @mcmasteru . The project includes an extensive renovation and a new five-storey addition to the existing building which help facilitate and enrich the collaboration between the faculties of science and engineering. . . . #architecture#torontoarchitecture#torontodesign#mcmasteruniversity#zasarchitects#instarchitecture#contemporaryarchitecture#contemporarydesign#torontoarchitecture#design#canadiandesign#archilover#archdaily#the6ix#blogto#streetsoftoronto#torontolife#architecture_hunter#archi_features#school##schooldesign#interior#lab#engineeringschool#mcmaster#mcmasteruniversity #worldscienceday

We are constantly striving for scientific perfection while creating a philosophy which combines health, beauty and respect for oneself and the environment. #worldscienceday #forpeaceanddevelopment #naturtintusa #naturtint #discoverbetter #beautifulhair #veganhaircare #greenbeautyproducts

Cant believe it was two years ago that I was doing a research project with @rhincorach and @erikagonyaw on the Galápagos Islands. Before studying damselflys, I studied damselfish. The yellowtail damselfish (Stegastes arciforns) and the Galapagos ringtail damselfish (Stegastes beebei) are interesting fishes that create a "garden" that they cultivate and protect. They guard the algae on there rock gardens from other fishes as well as urchins that may also feed on the algae. To learn more about this behavior, we studied the response time of damselfish to biotic and abiotoc stimuli. And by that, I mean we annoyed the fish by putting a bunch of objects on their gardens and recorded how long it took them to react. We tested urchins, rocks, and other various objects. You can see in the videos that they react very quickly to any urchins, while the reactions to a rock placed in their garden varied. It was interesting to see that the fish understood what sort of stimuli where competitors for resources and knew to act appropriately. Can someone tell me why animals with damsel in their name end up being some of the most territorial creatures? Sorry Rachel for changing the song from World Star, but this felt slightly more appropriate. Lol #biology #science #galapagos #galápagos #travel #research #behavior #ecology #etnology #fish #marinebiology #damselfish #galapagosislands #ecuador #worldscienceday

This one’s for our budding #scientists! Let’s celebrate #WorldScienceDay! @MBRSpaceCentre @khdadubai

Energi Indonesia di 2025 . Pada tahun 2014 menteri ESDM Indonesia mencanangkan pada PP Nomor 79 tahun 2014 tentang Kebijakan Energi Nasional yaitu peran energi baru terbarukan (EBT) paling sedikit adalah 23% di tahun 2025. . Namun, saat ini peran EBT di Indonesia baru mencapai angka 13%, bahkan Menteri ESDM menurunkan targetnya yang tadinya 23% menjadi 20%. . Berikan pendapatmu di kolom komentar! Menurut kamu, apakah kita bisa menyentuh angka tersebut? . Sumber: Kumparan #eksakta #eksadisi #worldscienceday #jalankebudayaan #bacasemesta

"By linking science more closely with society, World Science Day for Peace and Development aims to ensure that citizens are kept informed of developments in science. It also underscores the role scientists play in broadening our understanding of the remarkable, fragile planet we call home and in making our societies more sustainable." ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Tomorrow, November 10th marks the @UnitedNations' World Science Day for Peace and Development. For this day we chose to share with you a photo of one of the almost 200 women in Indonesia working with Chapter W who are using science and technology to strengthen their communities, and the story of Ceciliana. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ A modern-day proletariat within Suembem, a remote village found in the countryside of West Timor, 35-year-old Ceciliana would go on to be a proprietor, who helped to bring low-income households out of the dark. They call her Mama, not because she is a mother to three, but because she brought with her light. It was a prefix befitting any Mother of Light, as Ceciliana is one of the 186 mothers actively selling solar lamps in Indonesia. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Chapter W is an organization aimed at equipping community-led initiatives with women at the forefront. These women are called Mothers of Light. The goal is simple: since women invest 90 percent of their income back into their families, as opposed to their male counterpart, who shared only 35 percent, supporting women would mean supporting stronger families. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ You can read our full feature on Chapter W now on our website and in the 11th Edition of PWB Magazine. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Photographer: Briana Forgie @briana_marie NGO: Chapter W @chapter.w . #PWB #storytelling #PWBprogram #morethanphotographers #seethroughanewlens #education #photography #photojournalism #ethicalstorytelling #ungoals #unitednations #unsustainabledevelopmentgoals #sustainability #WorldScienceDay #volunteering #science #travelphotography #climatechange