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A scientist from the Wellcome Sanger Institute explains why Leonardo Da Vinci is her LGBT+ History Month icon!

TravelAwaits May.10.2021 It might seem implausible today, but Cold War dramas played out all across the hot desert of Arizona in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. And the stakes couldn’t have been higher. For the United States Air Force personnel who manned top-secret sites like the Titan II missile site near Green Valley, Arizona, nuclear war was a possible outcome. Of course, it never came to that, and the disarmed nuclear missile site south of Tucson now serves as a museum and National Historic Landmark — a testament to the era when Arizona’s schoolchildren were instructed on how to duck ...

‘Postcard from Poland: A walk down Gdanska Street’ City of Bydgoszcz in Poland, downtown cityscape. Source: Getty Images I’m currently living in the medieval Polish city of Bydgoszcz (pronounced ‘bid gosh tch’). My apartment is just a few meters from Gdańska Street, Bydgoszcz’s main street. I walk down this street almost daily either to buy groceries, visit one of the many trendy cafes or restaurants, or simply to breathe in some of the sights and history of this remarkable and beautiful street. Come for a walk with me and I’ll show you. First, let me explain the origin of road...

 E-Mail IMAGE: In 2015, Pernille Bjørn became the first woman to be appointed to a professorship at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Computer Science. view more  Credit: Photo: Emilie Thejll-Madsen DISSEMINATION AWARD: Women sent the first computer into space and programmed some of the 1970's most iconic computer games. Nevertheless, women are invisible in both the history and culture of computer science. Professor Pernille Bjørn wants to change all that, and in doing so, promote increased diversity in the tech world. On March 8, Professor Bjørn will receive the SCIEN...

Visit The Museum Of The Rockies As part of Montana’s Dinosaur Trail, the museum has a large collection of fossilized dinosaur skeletons discovered in the state. Exhibits on the not-as-distant past showcase the lives of Native Americans and European pioneers, including homesteading on the Living History Farm. Two large galleries with temporary exhibitions, typically photography and art, round out the offerings. Pro Tip: Allow two to three hours for your visit to this ADA-compliant museum. The museum’s planetarium show is included in your entrance. Seats fill quickly. Check This Compu...