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Julia Robinson

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Science Correspondent at Chemistry World

Science Correspondent @ChemistryWorld / DM or [email protected] / Find me on Bluesky: @robinson-julia.bsky.social

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Articles

  • Lotions and perfumes found to affect ‘human oxidation field’ chemistry

    2 weeks ago | chemistryworld.com | Julia Robinson

    Skin lotions and perfumes can disrupt the chemistry of the air surrounding us, although more investigation is needed to understand what, if anything, this means for human health.

  • ‘Chemistry changed the world before, we just need to do it again’: Stockholm declaration reimagines future

    3 weeks ago | chemistryworld.com | Julia Robinson

    At the end of May, the Stockholm Declaration on Chemistry for the Future was launched at the Nobel Symposium on Chemistry for Sustainability. The aim of the declaration is to highlight what is needed to transform scientific breakthroughs into positive impacts for society.

  • Women's health | Chemistry World

    1 month ago | chemistryworld.com | Rachel Brazil |Bárbara Pinho |Julia Robinson |Alice Motion

    Fixing medicine’s gender gapFor centuries, the default subject in medicine research and training has been the male. Julia Robinson talks to the scientists and clinicians trying to improve things for the other 51% of humanity Managing the menopauseThe end of ovulation will affect almost all women, but current treatments could be improved. Rachel Brazil reports on the efforts to find a better solutionHow safe and sustainable are period products?

  • Fixing medicine’s gender gap

    1 month ago | chemistryworld.com | Julia Robinson

    For centuries, the default subject in medicine research and training has been the male. Julia Robinson talks to the scientists and clinicians trying to improve things for the other 51% of humanity Historical bias in medical research: The article highlights how medical research has historically focused on males, leading to a significant gap in understanding women’s health.

  • Food chemist takes top prize of annual Dance your PhD contest

    1 month ago | chemistryworld.com | Julia Robinson

    A food chemist from the University of Helsinki has won the 17th Dance your PhD contest with choreography that explores the unique sensations experienced when eating certain foods, such as fiery capsaicin found in chillis and the tingly cool of menthol in mint.

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Julia Robinson
Julia Robinson @robinson_julia
18 Oct 24

A really interesting longitudinal study of 375,000 people from OECD countries that suggests that the attrition gender gap is much smaller than it once was...

Marek Kwiek / Social Stratification in Science
Marek Kwiek / Social Stratification in Science @Marek_Kwiek

Thank you @MaryFrankFox1 for your comments to our research! #Attrition & #retention in science, with gender disparities. are superinteresting themes from a #global perspective! Thank you @robinson_julia for a fantastic interview! https://t.co/R7tO9tjwqR

Julia Robinson
Julia Robinson @robinson_julia
10 Oct 24

RT @ChemistryWorld: Why is protein structure worthy of a Nobel? What is AlphaFold? What are the applications of protein structure predictio…

Julia Robinson
Julia Robinson @robinson_julia
12 Jul 24

RT @gomobel: Thanks to *everyone* who came to the @YoungChemists #scicomm session during the #ECC9 lunch – the conversations about educatio…