98-Million-Year-Old Wasp Named After Oscar Piastri
When Science Meets Speed: Why Naming Species After Athletes is the New Frontier of Public Engagement It sounds like the punchline of a paddock joke: a 98-million-year-old wasp discovered in Burmese amber, now officially classified as Gwesped piastrii. But for Oxford researcher Corentin Jouault, naming this prehistoric insect after McLaren F1 driver Oscar Piastri was … Read more